Highlights

Current Projects:

The Hydroville Curriculum Project (HCP) water quality scenario is being revised and published this year.

There will be a Summer Institute Teacher training on Water Quality scenario June 20-22, 2007. Registration is now open. More information

Visit the Hydroville Cafe! You can now listen to podcast conversations from teachers, students, researchers and administraters who share their experience with the Hydroville Curriculum Project.

Visit the interactive module of the Unsolved Mysteries web site called Something's Fishy that explains the work of how Dr. Robert Tanguay investigates chemicals impacting fish using zebrafish microarrays.

Research In the News:

• Parasite blamed for growing number of stomach disorders 1-23-07
  (CORRECTION: The article title mentions stomach disorders.  Blastocystis infects the lower gastrointestinal tract.)
• Cancer research - OSU Continues to look for cause and cures
• Fish mystery solved
• Biomedical center will use the funding for its aquatic research
• A $3.7 million grant will help fight cancer and build Panama's conservation efforts
• Natural Products Research Expands; New Discovery Promising
• Mining Drugs from the Sea
• Opening nature’s medicine chest through biotechnology research from Oregon Sea Grant (pdf)
• Somewhere Inside the Rainbow: Researchers with OSU's Marine & Freshwater Biomedical Sciences Center are studying trout to answer questions about cancer, aging and other life and death issues.
• Medicines from the Sea: an article in Smithsonian Magazine, May 2004

More In the News items from EHSC