Dinner lecture: Reproductive Aging in Female Cheetahs and Naked Mole Rats

What: ZAWS will be hosting a dinner lecture with Dr. Ned Place! Dr. Place’s lab focuses on comparative mammalian reproductive endocrinology/physiology, aging, and behavior. Female Naked Mole Rats and Cheetahs are both unique in the animal world for their pattern of reproductive aging. Come learn more about this topic from Dr. Place himself as he discusses his work with these two amazing species!

Sign up for dinner here.  Please remember to bring your own plates and utensils.

When: Tuesday, April 17, 5-6pm

Where: Lecture Hall 1, the vet school

About Jonathan Gorman

Jonathan Gorman, Class of 2021, graduated from Cornell as an undergraduate only to return to Cornell as a veterinary student. He is interested in all types of animals and hopes to expand the dialogue about animal health and conservation. Jonathan works for the WildLIFE blog as an editor, writer, and photographer.
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