Meggan Bandrick

Education

DVM, 2012, University of Minnesota, Veterinary Science/Medicine Faculty

PhD, 2010, University of Minnesota, Veterinary Science/Medicine Faculty

Thesis: Maternal influences on neonatal immune development in pigs

Professional experience

2012-currently: Visiting researcher at the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture), Agricultural Investigation Service and National Animal Disease Center

Honours

2012: Harvey H. Hoyt grant

2011: Nomination for the best thesis at the University of Minnesota, Veterinary Medicine/Science Faculty

2009: Grant given by the American Association of Swine Veterinarians (AASV)

2009: Ben Pomeroy Scholarship grant for the joint obtaining of the DVM and the PhD

Research areas

Development, at a young age, of the immune system and immunology

Interaction between the microbiota and the immune system

Effect of the management strategies on the immune system

Company: USDA, National Animal Disease Center

Education

DVM, 2012, University of Minnesota, Veterinary Science/Medicine Faculty

PhD, 2010, University of Minnesota, Veterinary Science/Medicine Faculty

Thesis: Maternal influences on neonatal immune development in pigs

Professional experience

2012-currently: Visiting researcher at the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture), Agricultural Investigation Service and National Animal Disease Center

Honours

2012: Harvey H. Hoyt grant

2011: Nomination for the best thesis at the University of Minnesota, Veterinary Medicine/Science Faculty

2009: Grant given by the American Association of Swine Veterinarians (AASV)

2009: Ben Pomeroy Scholarship grant for the joint obtaining of the DVM and the PhD

Research areas

Development, at a young age, of the immune system and immunology

Interaction between the microbiota and the immune system

Effect of the management strategies on the immune system

Updated CV 04-Dec-2013