MS International Research Intern Profile: Julian Camilo Ochoa Cuervo
MS International Research Intern in Reproduction Physiology
From: Tunja, Boyacá Colombia
“My research is mainly focused on the mechanisms involved in the rescue of the corpus luteum in the dairy cow during the maternal recognition of pregnancy.
Historically, Dr. Milo Wiltbank’s lab at UW has been at the forefront in producing cutting-edge research in the area of dairy cattle reproductive physiology. For this reason, since the very beginning of my career, I wanted to be part of his team.
In the lab, we have a diverse set of student talents and backgrounds, as well as Dr. Wiltbank’s excellent leadership. These combine to encourage collaborative thinking that has allowed me to study in a very motivating academic environment.”
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