NIH awards OHSU $2.7M grant to expand availability of research animals

Oregon Health & Science University’s primate research center will advance human health by making embryos available to scientists nationwide

By Erik Robinson March 30, 2023 Portland, Oregon

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Studying primate embryos to advance human health

Carrie Hanna, Ph.D., director of the Assisted Reproductive Technology Core at the ONPRC, looks over embryo images and data. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)

Assisted Reproductive Technology Care at ONPRC

Carrie Hanna, Ph.D., director of the Assisted Reproductive Technology Core at the ONPRC, looks over embryo images and data. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)

Carrie Hanna, Ph.D. (OHSU)

Larry Sherman, Ph.D.

Larry Sherman, Ph.D. (OHSU)

NIH awards OHSU $2.7M grant to advance human health through frozen research animal embryos

Carrie Hanna, Ph.D., director of the Assisted Reproductive Technology Core at the ONPRC, goes over embryo images and data with Larry Sherman, Ph.D., professor in the Division of Neuroscience at the primate center. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)