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Researchers will evaluate the potential of environmentally safe, insect-killing fungi to help reduce deadly winter tick burden in moose.

Researchers will examine risk factors and impacts of parasitic infections on moose winter survival.

Researchers will investigate recent outbreaks of encephalomyocarditis virus, a rodent-borne virus that causes deaths in captive animals worldwide, most notably elephants.

Researchers will evaluate the safety and efficacy of vaccinating wild African dogs against canine distemper virus, a disease that threatens the long-term survival of this endangered species.

Researchers will study equine herpesvirus to better understand how the disease develops and spreads. This new information will help improve diagnostics and contain outbreaks.

Researchers will investigate treatments for feline herpesvirus in shelter cats using DNA sequencing technologies.

Researchers will develop an oral vaccine against feline enteric coronavirus to prevent its deadly mutated form, feline infectious peritonitis.