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1. Use of Hair Cortisol Analysis to Evaluate the Influence of Housing Conditions on Long-Term Stress in Horses

   Jade Werner MS Kimberly Cole Department of Animal Sciences Cortisol is often used as an indicator of physiological stress in animals. Although traditional sampling methods (blood, saliva, urine, feces) are utilized to measure acute cortisol secretion, hai ...

2. Handheld Raman for rapid screening for the oil type used in potato chip manufacturing

   Siyu Yao MS Luis Rodriguez-Saona Department of Food Science and Technology Oil is a key ingredient in potato chip manufacturing serving as heat transfer agent and providing flavor and texture. As the trend toward wellness keeps gaining strength, selection ...

3. Improving colorimetric properties and stability of acylated anthocyanins through UV irradiation

   Yucheng Zhou PhD Monica Giusti Department of Food Science and Technology Anthocyanin-based food colorants are usually acylated with hydroxycinnamic acids, which occur in nature predominantly in the trans-configuration, with cis-configuration rarely found. ...

4. Effect of early posthatch supplementation of vitamin E and omega-3 fatty acids on the severity of wooden breast, breast muscle morphological structure, and gene expression in the broiler breast muscle

   Ji Wang PhD Sandra Velleman Department of Animal Sciences Wooden breast myopathy (WB) is characterized by palpation of a rigid pectoralis major (p. major) muscle and is under severe oxidative stress and inflammation. Previous studies have shown that vitam ...

5. Rps-gene Introgression for an Updated set of Differentials

   Christian Vargas Garcia PhD Leah McHale Department of Horticulture and Crop Science Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr] is one of the most important commodities in the US and worldwide. Phytophthora stem and root rot, caused by Phytophthora sojae, account for ...

6. Factors Influencing Perception of Animals Commonly Used in Animal-Assisted Therapy

   Nicole Lorig MS Kimberly Cole Department of Animal Sciences Selection procedures for animals participating in animal-assisted therapy programs often rely on temperament and behavioral characteristics. Research has shown that our perception of a person’s ...

7. Establishment of Baseline Levels for California Sea Lion (Zalophus californianus) Welfare Assessment

   Madeline Winans MS Kelly George Department of Animal Sciences As the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium (CZA) prepares to acquire California sea lions (CSL), CZA and The Ohio State University have partnered to conduct a long-term welfare assessment of the focal po ...

8. CFAES faculty and students receive more than $70,000 for international research

   research and the development of new education abroad programs. The grant competition, with separate tracks ...

9. Monitoring the Interaction Between Thermally-Induced Whey Protein and Anthocyanin

   Shuai Ren PhD Monica Giusti Department of Food Science and Technology Our goal was to investigate anthocyanin binding to native and preheated whey protein using fluorescence quenching spectroscopy. Whey protein were preheated from 40-80℃ for 30 minutes, t ...

10. Urban habitat transformation and fragmentation affect native lady beetle abundance

    Denisha Parker PhD Mary Gardiner Department of Entomology Landscape fragmentation associated with worldwide urbanization represents a major threat to native biodiversity. Despite these challenges, cities have been shown to support a high abundance and ric ...

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