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Oct 30, 2018 · By studying barn owls, scientists at Johns Hopkins University believe they've taken an important step toward solving the long-standing mystery of how the brain chooses what most deserves attention.
- 1,000 Members of Attention Disorder Community Demand JHU Stop Mutilating Owls
- JHU Owl Torturer Challenged by Peta Activists at Symposium
- Full-Page Ad in ‘The Hill’ Slams Illegal Killing of Owls in JHU Tests
- Johns Hopkins University Is ‘Closed For Cruelty’
- Outrageous: Johns Hopkins University Skirts Law to Continue Experiments on Owls
- Victory! JHU Owl Torturer Loses License to Kill For Cruel Experiments
- Peta ‘Owls’ Flock to Johns Hopkins University Graduation
- Peta Brings Screeching ‘Owls’ to JHU President’s Doorstep
- Trailblazing Lawsuit Rejected on Technicality: Peta Fights on For Owls
- Peta ‘Spider’ Exposes The Web of Lies Woven at Johns Hopkins University
November 2, 2023 More than 1,000 supporters diagnosed with ADHD and other attention disorders are urging Johns Hopkins University to halt cruel and deadly experiments on owls that experimenter Shreesh Mysore claims will tell us something about attention-deficit disorders in humans. This initiative includes a signed petition and letter to university...
September 22, 2022 During a presentation by Johns Hopkins University experimenter Shreesh Mysore at the virtual International Touchscreen Symposium, PETA activists called on him to stop mangling owls’ brains in deadly experiments. These abysmal tests have been conducted illegally for at least seven years, yet he has received more than $1.9 million ...
September 7, 2022 PETA placed a full-page ad in The Hill to expose how experimenter Shreesh Mysore at Johns Hopkins University has been killing owls illegally for at least seven years—and is still killing them—on the taxpayers’ dime. We first revealed that Mysore broke Maryland law by failing to obtain a mandatory permit to use owls in his experime...
July 14, 2022 Students saw a gruesome “crime scene” at the entrance to Johns Hopkins University (JHU) today, where caution tape surrounded an “owl” mascot who lay inside a chalk body outline. The eye-catching protest follows the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ decision to issue JHU experimenter Shreesh Mysore a new permit, which allows hi...
July 11, 2022 If you’re an experimenter who cuts into and torments owls for a living, did so illegally for years, and was then barred by your state from killing those animals, your days of mangling owls’ brains should be over. But not so in Maryland, where officials have justshamefully green-litJohns Hopkins University’s deadly business as usual re...
June 9, 2022 After PETA wrote to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources inquiring how Shreesh Mysore has been allowed to kill owls in his Johns Hopkins University (JHU) laboratory—given that state law prohibits permit holders like him from killing wildlife—the agency has revoked Mysore’s current permit and issued a new one that forbids him fr...
May 23, 2022 Dozens of PETA “owls” confined to cages grabbed the attention of passersby attending a graduation ceremony at Johns Hopkins University (JHU)—raising awareness of and garnering support for an end to the cruel and invasive brain experiments conducted on sensitive barn owls by JHU experimenter Shreesh Mysore.
April 6, 2022 PETA supporters mourned the victims of the torturous experiments on owls conducted by Johns Hopkins University experimenter Shreesh Mysore in a somber vigil at the residence of the school’s president, Ronald J. Daniels. In addition to placing flowers in a fence as a call for compassion toward the owls, protesters delivered the message...
February 2, 2022 PETA’s campaign against deadly brain experiments at Johns Hopkins University. (JHU) and its efforts to represent animals in court will continue despite a Washington, D.C., federal court’s dismissal yesterday of PETA’s first-of-its-kind lawsuit for “lack of standing.” The court dismissed the constitutional lawsuit, not on its merits...
January 27, 2022 PETA’s 40-foot “spider” wound her web around Johns Hopkins University’s campus to expose the web of lies that the school is spinning around deadly and wasteful tests on owls conducted by experimenter Shreesh Mysore, who broke state law by failing to get a mandatory permit to use owls in his laboratory.
Four years ago, NPR visited an animal lab at Johns Hopkins University to highlight the research of Shreesh Mysore, an assistant professor who was conducting experiments to understand the brain circuitry of barnyard owls.
By studying barn owls, scientists at Johns Hopkins University believe they've taken an important step toward solving the longstanding mystery of how the brai...
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Jul 14, 2022 · A Johns Hopkins University researcher can continue medical experiments on barn owls after a lengthy battle with the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals over animal cruelty and permit...
Jul 12, 2022 · A Johns Hopkins University researcher can continue medical experiments on barn owls after a lengthy battle with the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals over animal cruelty and permit...
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Jul 10, 2022 · BALTIMORE (AP) — After securing a new state permit, a Johns Hopkins University researcher will be allowed to continue medical experiments on barn owls that have been criticized by a leading animal rights group.
