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• New BBSRC grant awarded to Dr Michael Doube

  

  Dr Michael Doube has been awarded a BBSRC grant for the following study:  "Is the plate to rod transition in trabecular bone loss a real phenomenon or a spurious of a misused metric?" Dr Doube explains that a latticework of bony trabeculae …

   21 Feb 2017

  Dr Michael Doube has been awarded a BBSRC grant for the following study:  "Is the plate to rod …

• Dinosaur Art and Science Blended in RVC and City of London Academy Collaboration

  

  Five-week ‘science through art’ after-school outreach project exploring themes of evolutionary diversification and adaptation

   24 Jul 2017

• Chronic Kidney disease in cats explored

  

  Chronic Kidney disease (CKD) affects approximately 1.2% cats attending primary-care practice in the UK, a new study has revealed. The research, carried out by the Royal Veterinary College’s (RVC) VetCompassTM programme, also investigated risk …

   16 May 2019

• Integrating genetics with functional genomics to dissect the aetiopathogenesis of equine exertional rhabdomyolysis

  

  A Warmblood, one of the types of horse predisposed to ER Equine exertional rhabdomyolysis (ER) is a syndrome involving painful, exercise induced episodes of muscle stiffness and acute myonecrosis which can result in renal failure and in severe …

   12 Apr 2023

  A Warmblood, one of the types of horse predisposed to ER

  Equine exertional rhabdomyolysis (ER) is …

• New Petplan award to Professor Oliver Garden

  Professor Oliver Garden has been awarded a £121k grant by Petplan Charitable Trust to work on immune privilege in canine B cell lymphoma (BCL). Professor Garden advises what the project will involve: "This project will determine the cellular and …

   17 Oct 2014

  Professor Oliver Garden has been awarded a £121k grant by Petplan Charitable Trust to work on …

• RVC at CHRISTMAS LECTURES

  

  The Royal Veterinary College and The University of Bristol, School of Veterinary Sciences will be at this year’s CHRISTMAS LECTURES hosted at the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Professor Danielle George (credit: Paul Wilkinson) The CHRISTMAS …

   09 Dec 2014

• New study describes suspected cases of acorn toxicity in horses

  Acorn crops fluctuate from year to year and in a small proportion of horses exposed to acorns, toxicity causes signs of colic, bloody diarrhoea or renal disease

   25 Nov 2014

• New London International Development Centre grant

  

  Congratulations to Dr Martin Walker and Professor Joanne Webster who have been awarded a grant by London International Development Centre to work on "Towards improved interventions against human toxoplasmosis by identifying routes of transmission". …

   15 Mar 2018

  Congratulations to Dr Martin Walker and Professor Joanne Webster who have been awarded a grant by …

• How did some large dinosaurs’ bodies develop?

  

  Research using computer models of the bodies of sauropod dinosaurs to examine the evolutionary history of their body shape

   30 Mar 2016

• RVC researcher receives grant for a project analysing shape change in horse’s backs during walking and trotting

  

  A lecturer and early career researcher at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has been awarded a grant to carry out research exploring the shape change in horse’s backs during walking and trotting. This research aims to identify where saddles should …

   07 Jan 2022