By Grant Maxie Dr. Francisco (Paco) Uzal, lab director, pathologist, and inveterate volunteer, is one of the leading authors in the Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation and also serves as JVDI Images Editor. Paco has often seen my editing in action, and asked me to share some of my editing conventions with fellow pathologists in … Read more
By Paco Uzal In addition to our already traditional outstanding material on training opportunities and much more, we are delighted to share with you Dr Grant Maxie’s editorial on “Clarity of expression in scientific writing”. Dr Maxie is a real giant in the world of veterinary pathology. This masterpiece is a product of his many … Read more
By Rachel L. Autran T. Neto This phenomenal initiative brought to our community by the Latin Comparative Pathology Group (LCPG) and the D-T Foundation was a big hit for many people worldwide who aspire to apply for a residency program in the U.S.! The panelists answered dozens of questions about the entire process, including documentation, … Read more
We hope you enjoy this review of Dr. Charles Schwarten’s talk on equine dental histology prepared by Dr. Haydock. This talk was delivered as part of the Foundation’s Free Friday Seminar series. Enjoy the material and make sure you watch the seminar on YouTube (link in the text body). By Dr. Luke Haydock (University of … Read more
By Rachel L. Autran T. Neto This Voices in Pathology series was primarily dedicated to the energetic and lovely colleagues from Latin America. Needless to say it was a great honor to be the host and mediator of this virtual gathering! The invited panelists proudly represented their respective nationalities and cultures: Drs. Ingrid Pardo (Colombia), … Read more
The Davis-Thompson Foundation had a phenomenal year! Check out from where our virtual seminars were broadcasted in this interactive 3D map. THANK YOU to all of those who continue to support our mission!
In this phenomenal review, the reader will have access to a detailed dissection of Dr. Keren Dittmer’s talk, as part of the Australian Seminar Series, via Dr. Haydock’s lenses! Enjoy the material and make sure you watch the seminar on YouTube (link in the text body).
The winning image for the November 2021 newsletter is this gorgeous macro photograph of the spiracular plate of the secondary screwworm Cochliomyia macellaria
Awardees in this category are a select group of residents or graduate students from university members of the Foundation. These individuals are chosen by their faculty for having demonstrated superior scholarship, exceptional diagnostic skills, mentorship, leadership in addition to talent and enthusiasm for teaching.
The Veterinary Pathology Journal Award is given for best article from the previous year’s Veterinary Pathology journal as judged by writing, illustrations, pertinence and importance.
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