Ph.D. +/- M.S.
- Francis
C. Gwasdauskas. Current position: Professor, Dairy Science
Dept. VPI, Blacksburg, VA. Recipient of the 1996 UpJohn Physiology Award
of the American Dairy Science Association.
1974, PhD: Interrelationships of Certain Thermal and Endocrine Phenomena and Reproductive Function in the Female Bovine.
1972, MS: Characterization of Bovine Adrenal Responsiveness to Adrenocorticotrophin and Various Hormonal, Physiological and Environmental Interrelationships at Insemination Affecting Conception. - John R. Chenault. Current position: Research Scientist,
Pfizer Animal Health, Kalamazoo, MI.
1976, PhD: In Vivo and In Vitro Responses of Cattle to Prostaglandin F2.
1973, MS: Transitory Changes in Plasma Progestins, Estradiol and LH Approaching Ovulation and after Prostaglandin F2 Injection in the Bovine. - Heriberto Roman-Ponce. Current position: Director
Regional, INIFAP, Veracruz, Mexico.
1977, PhD: Evaluation of Thermal Stress Effects on Fertility, Hormonal Balance, and Uterine Blood Flow. - Luis C. Fernandes. Current position: Professor, University
of Sao Paulo, Brazil
1977, PhD: Endocrine Study of the Postpartum Cow. - Robert M. Eley. Current position: Dr LTSN Eng Loughborough
University.
1980, PhD: Steroid Metabolism and Blood Flow Associated with the Bovine Uterus and Conceptus.
1976, M.S: Physical and Hormonal Changes Associated with Bovine Conceptus Development. - Frank
F. Bartol.
Current position: Professor of Reproductive Biology Cellular & Molecular
Biosciences Program , Auburn University.
1983, PhD: Characterization of Bovine Uterine and Conceptus Proteins.
1980, MS: Effects of the Estrous Cycle and Early Pregnancy on Bovine Uterine, Luteal, and Follicular Responses. - Louis
A. Guilbault. Current position: Vice-President Scientific
Affairs, SGF Soquia Inc, Saint- Hyacinthe, Canada.
1984, PhD: Conceptus–elated Changes of the Endocrine and Physiological Dynamics during the Periparturient Period in Cattle. - Jeffrey F. Knickerbocker. Current position: Laboratory
Director of North Miami, Fertility Clinic.
1985, PhD: Pregnancy Recognition in Cattle: Effects of Conceptus Products on Uterine Prostaglandin Production. - Lokenga
Badinga. Current position: Assistant Professor, Animal
Science Dept., University of Florida.
1986, PhD: Binding Kinetics, Ontogeny and Partial Characterization of Hepatic Bovine Growth Hormone Receptor in Cattle. W.W. Thatcher was co–chairman with Dr. Robert J. Collier.
1983, MS: Environmental, Management and Genetic Factors Associated with Fertility in Dairy Cattle. W.W. Thatcher was a co–chairman of committee with Dr. R.J. Collier. - Stephen D. Helmer. Current position: Associate Professor,
Kansas Medical School.
1988, PhD: Bovine Trophoblast Protein-1: Chemical Characteristics and Antiluteolytic Effects on Uterine and Ovarian Function. - Joan
M. Curl. Current position: Research Animal Scientist, Dale
Bumpers Small Farms Research Center, Booneville, Arkansas
1987, PhD: In Vitro Dynamics of Prostaglandin Secretion and Phospholipid Composition of Cyclic and Pregnant Bovine Endometrial Tissues. - Dennis J. Putney. Current position: Assistant Professor,
University of Maryland
1988, PhD: Factors Affecting Preimplantation Embryonic Mortality in Dairy Cattle Exposed to Elevated Environmental Temperatures. - Matthew Lucy. Current position: Professor, Animal Science Dept., University of Missouri. Recipient of the Richard M. Hoyt Award of American Dairy Science Association for Outstanding Graduate Student, 1990.
- Guenahel
Danet-Desnoyers. Current position: Research Assistant Professor
of Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania.
1994, PhD: Regulation of Endometrial Prostaglandin Synthesis by Phospholipases, Interferon Tau and Characterization of an Endometrial Prostaglandin Synthesis Inhibitor in the Bovine. - Rodolfo
de la Sota. Current position: Professor, Facultad de Ciencias
Veterinarias, Universidad National de La Plata, Argentina.
1980, PhD: Steroid Metabolism and Blood Flow Associated with the Bovine Uterus and Conceptus.
1976, M.S : Physical and Hormonal Changes Associated with Bovine Conceptus Development. - Eric J.-P. Schmitt. Current position: Research Scientist
in Product Development, International Pfizer Animal Health, Paris, France.
1995, PhD: Pharmacological Manipulation of Ovarian Follicular Function in Cattle - Thais
Diaz Zambrano.Current position: Assistant Professor, University
of Central Venezuela, Maracay, Venezuela. 1998,
1998, PhD: Mechanisms Controlling Follicle Dominance in Cattle. - Mario
Binelli.Current position: Assistant Professor, University
of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
1999, PhD: Maternal-Embryonic Interactions During Early Pregnancy In Cattle. - Frederico Moreira. PhD. Current position: Research
Scientist with Pfizer Animal Health. Kalamazoo, MI.
2001, PhD: Strategies To Improve Synchronization Of Ovulation And Use Of Recombinant Bovine Somatotropin To Enhance Early Embryonic Development And Conception Rates In Dairy Cows. - Ricardo Mattos.Ph.D. Current position: Research Scientist
with Monsanto Corp. St. Louis, Missouri.
2001, PhD: Nutritional And Pharmacological Strategies To Improve Conception Rates In Lactating Dairy Cattle. - Metin
Pancarci.
Ph.D. Current position: Assistant Professor University of Kafkas,
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproduction, Pasacayiri, 36100 Kars, Turkey.
2002, PhD: Utilization of Estradiol Cypionate to Regulate Follicular and CL Function in Lactating Dairy Cows. - Aydin Guzeloglu. Ph.D. Current position: Assistant
Professor, Selcuk University, College of Veterinary Medicine, Department
of Reproduction, Obstetrics and Gyneacology Konya, Turkey.
2004, PhD: Interferon-τ Regulation of Endometrial PGF2α Secretion: Systems of Signal Transduction - Julian Bartolome. Ph.D. Current position: Assistant
Professor, Obstetrics and Reproductive physiopathology, Department of
Animal Production, Facultad de Ciencias Veterinarias, Universidad Nacional
de La Pampa, Argentina.
2005, PhD: Regulation of Ovarian Function with a Deslorelin Implant - Todd Bilby. Ph.D. Current position: Area Market Manager
Monsanto Dairy Business.
2005, PhD: Mechanisms Regulating Maintenance of Pregnancy.
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