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Research at Des Moines University
Upcoming Events
February 12
Friday Research Seminar Series
The integrative biology of salt craving
February 26
Friday Research Seminar Series
Pathobiological implications of mucins in the diagnosis and therapy of pancreatic cancer
March 5
Friday Research Seminar Series
Delivery of resveratrol using pluronic micellar formulations as a potential chemotherapeutic adjuvant
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Faculty and students at Des Moines University work together in first-rate facilities on diverse research studies regarding health and wellness.
In the DMU Mission and Vision statements, "discovery of knowledge" indicates DMU's commitment to research activities. The office of University Research is dedicated to ensuring the success and growth of the research enterprise at DMU.
Student Spotlight of the Month - Feb 2010
Katie Welliver first became interested in research during her undergraduate education at the University of Minnesota. During her sophomore year at Minnesota she began conducting research in the dietetics field. She spent the majority of her research work looking at the nutritional effects of Omega-3 Fatty Acids on the prevention of breast cancer.
News
Student research may help tackle vitamin deficiency, blindness
Tyler Mayo is working in a DMU laboratory to help address potential vitamin A deficiency among children on the other side of the world.
Read this article from the Winter 2010 DMU Magazine »
Bryan Larsen, Ph.D. Receives Beehler Research Mentor of the Year Award.
The American Osteopathic Foundation recently honored Bryan Larsen, Ph.D., DMU's dean of university research and biomedical graduate studies, with the $5,000 Beehler Research Mentor of the Year Award. It recognizes outstanding excellence in osteopathic research mentorship, an essential part of the learning experience for students, interns, residents and young practitioners.
Dr. Strom focuses on cancer treatment
David Strom has played a major role at Des Moines University for six years. His research projects aim to improve how cancer is diagnosed and treated.
