T. rex used a stiff skull to eat its prey
(9/30/19) MU scientists created one of the first 3D models showing how ligaments and joints in the skull of a
TLRO 2017 Making A Difference Recognition To Dr. Jim Stannard
In recognition of the dedication and effort shown in helping to advance research in The Thompson Laboratory for Regenerative Orthopaedics
TLRO At KCALSI
Thompson Laboratory students, Jessee Kruse, Kamryn Chastain and Andy Lee, represented the lab at the Kansas City Area Life Sciences
TLRO Director Named as the AAOS Member of the Month
James L. Cook, PhD, DVM, the William & Kathryn Allen Distinguished Chair in Orthopaedic Surgery, and Director of the Thompson
TLRO Doctoral Student Awarded International Travel Scholarship
Sebastian Cardona Ramirez received a John D. Bies International Travel Scholarship supporting his trip to Cartagena, Colombia.
TLRO Facilitates First-Ever Electronic Dissertation Defense
On April 3, 2020, Sebastian Cardona-Ramirez delivered his doctoral dissertation defense electronically (and passed!) to more than 30 audience members
TLRO Freshman, Ally Sivapiromrat, Receives Nobel Scholarship
(3/10/20) Ally Sivapiromrat, a freshman in the TLRO, was selected as one of Mizzou’s first Nobel scholars.
TLRO Grad Students Receive Research Travel Awards
Our incredible graduate students received 6 research travel awards from Mizzou Advantage and The University of Missouri Graduate Professional Council
TLRO Graduates Receive Their White Coats and Enter Med and Vet School
(8/23/29) We are very proud of our seven TLRO graduates who recently entered Mizzou Medical School and Oklahoma State Veterinary
TLRO Graduates Take Next Steps and Reflect
We are very proud of our recent TLRO graduates! Here is where they are heading next and their reflections about
