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• FRCPath Exam success

  Huge congratulations to Alex Stoll (RVC SCTS) and Sam Beck (RVC/APHA SCTS) who have both passed the final (Part 2) practical exams of the Royal College of Pathologists and now become FRCPath.  Further congratulations to Alex Civello (RVC/APHA SCTS), …

   20 Nov 2015

• Evaluation of a novel rodenticide: methaemoglobin-inducing agent

  Congratulations to Dr Troy Gibson and colleagues on the publication of 2 papers in ''Animal Welfare''. Both papers discuss the use of a potential new class of novel rodenticides that induce methaemoglobinaemia. The findings suggest that lethal and  …

   02 Nov 2015

  Congratulations to Dr Troy Gibson and colleagues on the publication of 2 papers in ''Animal Welfare' …

• RVC BVetMed student awarded a Morris Animal Foundation Veterinary Student Scholars award

  George Smith, BVetMed4 student, has successfully applied to the Veterinary Student Scholars Program with the Morris Animal Foundation.  He will be supervised by Professor Holger Volk, Professor Joanne Webster and Miss Kate English. The Morris …

   06 Mar 2015

  George Smith, BVetMed4 student, has successfully applied to the Veterinary Student Scholars Program …

• ACVP Pathology Exam Success

  This year the Pathology Group has a bumper crop of new ACVP Diplomates. Anatomic pathology trainees Alex Civello (APHA-funded), Tom Eley (BPEX-funded), Clare Muir (part-time trainee at RVC and Bridge Pathology Ltd) and Ellie Ross (part-time trainee …

   19 Sep 2017

• RVC student blogs about his BBSRC Research Experience Placement

  Luke Grinham, one of our BioVeterinary Sciences students, was awarded a BBSRC Research Experience Placement this summer, which he undertook in our Structure and Motion Lab.  His project focused on "How do giraffes use long limbs to lengthen their …

   02 Nov 2015

  Luke Grinham, one of our BioVeterinary Sciences students, was awarded a BBSRC Research Experience …

• Animals make light work of walking

  

   The range of footfall patterns seen in walking amphibians, reptiles and mammals - including hippopotamus, horse and (inverted) sloth - are consistent with simple principles of mechanical work minimisation.   One of the fundamental objectives of …

   21 Sep 2017

• Paper selected as "Editor Pick"

  The following paper has been selected by Journal of Biological Chemistry (JBC) as one of their "Editors Picks".  The paper, which includes two RVC co-authors (Professor Dirk Werling and Dr Angela Holder) has been determined by JBC as being in the …

   25 Sep 2019

  The following paper has been selected by Journal of Biological Chemistry (JBC) as one of their " …

• Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions Individual Fellowship Award

  Professor John Hutchinson has been awarded a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions Individual Fellowship Award for Dr. Sandy Kawano from the National Institute of Mathematical and Biological Synthesis (Knoxville, Tennessee) in the USA to come work with his …

   13 Jun 2016

  Professor John Hutchinson has been awarded a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions Individual Fellowship …

• Latest VetCompass research will be presented at BSAVA

  

  Interested in clinical research relevant to the first-opinion practitioner? Then come and hear the latest findings from the VetCompass programme at BSAVA Congress, this April. We hope to see you there. VetCompass Clinical Research Abstracts …

   20 Mar 2017

• Successful FAO Worskshop in livestock and human nutrition held in Dakar (Senegal)

  RVC researchers, Pablo Alarcon and Paula Dominguez-Salas, organised and facilitated a regional training workshop for the Sahel in Dakar (Senegal), entitled "Livestock, livelihoods and human nutrition",  between November 5 and 7, 2014. This workshop …

   27 Nov 2014

  RVC researchers, Pablo Alarcon and Paula Dominguez-Salas, organised and facilitated a regional …