Megan Corbett

Dr. Megan Corbett is a veterinary anatomic pathologist and researcher at the University of Georgia, affiliated with the Department of Pathology and the Precision One Health team. Her work focuses on leveraging animal models to advance human and veterinary medicine through in vitro organoid systems. She holds dual expertise in veterinary pathology and human nutrition, having earned both a DVM and PhD from the University of Illinois' Veterinary Scholars Dual Degree Program.

Education:

• DVM (Veterinary Medicine)
• PhD in Human Nutrition

Research Interests: Megan specializes in translational research and toxicologic pathology, with a focus on developing epithelial organoid models from canine, feline, and avian tissues to better understand neoplastic and healthy tissue dynamics. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges veterinary and human health, emphasizing practical applications of basic science discoveries.

Labs & Teams: She contributes to the Department of Pathology and Precision One Health initiatives, collaborating with diagnostic services such as the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories and PDRC Diagnostic Services. Her research aligns with the institution's broader goals in precision medicine and One Health frameworks.

Advising & Grants: No formal advisees or grant details are explicitly mentioned in the provided text, though her role suggests involvement in collaborative research projects and potential mentorship within teams.