Three papers currently under review (two prospective and a case report) and one more nearly ready to turn in (review). If they weren’t all totally different topics, I’d be pulling my hair out trying to keep them straight!

Shout out to our collaborators for the successful peer review of Dr. Schwartz’s MS paper. avmajournals.avma.org/configurable...

Dr. Moore's MS project is now a fully published peer-reviewed, open access publication in Clinical Theriogenology! doi.org/10.58292/CT....

Our new review publication is out! "Advances in complementary livestock artificial reproductive techniques" Shout out to Julia for helping me get this done! clinicaltheriogenology.net/index.php/CT...

IV clomiphene citrate appears to be well tolerated in the mare. Open access article: jav.ma/cc3

It’s a good day when I get to work from home and code with a latte

So proud of the work Hayley has done, and so glad to have this work published! avmajournals.avma.org/view/journal...

Sporting the new lab swag that was a gift from my bestie.

Two papers accepted in less than 24 hours is a great feeling.

Excited to start collaborative research with UTK today.

What a great week at the annual ACT/SFT conference!

Congratulations to lab members Dr. Moore, Mosallam, and Maxwell on passing their board-certifying examination to become theriogenologists! And to friends Dr. Lewis (pictured), Prado, Barnes, and Shelby!

A huge thank you to Summer Scholars Matéo and Kiliane! This 6 weeks has flown by in the best of ways. I’m so grateful that they were able to come all the way from France so work on some bull repro projects, and look forward to getting their manuscripts published in the early new year!

Review paper submitted! Fingers crossed for positive and quick feedback. Shout out to collaborator Julia DuBois - it wouldn't have happened this year without you!

Researchers funded by the NIH will be required to make their scientific papers available to read for free as soon as they are published https://go.nature.com/3I0dtXr

That's a wrap! Today the last of the bulls from my 10 month, 11 day long project left. We put ~1100 animals through the chute, did 690 BSEs, and 44 surgeries. Shout out to my amazing team who made all of this possible and kept a positive attitude.

Our new paper is published! This is the last original research project from my PhD. You can see more COC/temperature related research from the Edwards' Lab, whereas my upcoming research will relate to bull development. Stay tuned! www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/15...

It's "What Is Your Diagnosis?" Wednesday! Test your theriogenology knowledge to predict parturition in a 3-year-old female Labrador Retriever that was presented for breeding management and artificial insemination: jav.ma/therio @jessklabnik.bsky.social