Student Research

Conference Presentations and Published Papers

Undergraduate Student Research

RVC students, like many undergraduate science students, are required to conduct individual research projects as part of their degree programmes. Depending on their year and programme of study, such projects range from those focused on animal welfare and husbandry to clinical problems, and laboratory science to business processes.

Student projects are justified when they are meaningful on several levels. Ideally, in addition to contributing to the student's intellectual development and acquisition of professional skills, the project should also contribute new knowledge within its discipline domain. This may then "add value" in the form of a scientific conference presentation and even a contribution to a paper published in a peer-reviewed journal.

Conference Presentations

These are examples of presentations by RVC students at various internationally recognised conferences and meetings. The College awards scholarships of up to £250 to students to support their travel to make these presentations. The student authors are to be congratulated on winning the right to present their work, often against competition from more experienced doctoral and post-doctoral workers, and established academics, and having the courage to speak for the first time in front of international audiences. The staff involved must also be thanked for their supervision and support which brought each of the projects to fruition.

Professor Stephen May

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Published Papers

(Undergraduate students’ names in bold)

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Abstracts

(Undergraduate students’ names in bold)

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