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• How to help others - Being an active bystander

  What is an active bystander? We can all be bystanders to harassment, bullying, and unacceptable behaviour. If we witness something that doesn’t seem right, for example someone being harassed, in danger or under threat there’s a choice to make -  …

• Immune mediated disease clinic

  At the RVC, we’re passionate about getting the best outcome for dogs and cats with autoimmune diseases, and about conducting research to find the best treatments for the future.

• Loans and Grants - Part-time undergraduate (UK and EU students)

  Part-time undergraduate students: may be able to get a loan if their part-time course has a course intensity of 25% or more. ‘Course intensity’ measures how much of your course you complete each year compared to an equivalent full-time course. You’ …

• RVC article selected by Equine Veterinary Journal as the most clinically relevant to appear on EVJ's early view section this month

  An article that was a result of two students' final year research project (Charlotte Jennings and Hazel Mitchell) has been selected by Equine Veterinary Journal Clinical Reviewers as one of the most clinically relevant to appear on EVJ's Early View …

   20 Jan 2015

  An article that was a result of two students' final year research project (Charlotte Jennings and …

• RVC PhD student awarded Linda Munson Pathology Manuscript award

  Sophie Regnault has been awarded the Linda Munson Pathology Manuscript Award for 2014 for the following paper:   Osteopathology in the feet of rhinoceroses: Lesion type and distribution. (2013)Regnault, S; Hermes, R; Hildebrandt, T; Hutchinson, J; …

   29 May 2015

  Sophie Regnault has been awarded the Linda Munson Pathology Manuscript Award for 2014 for the …

• Dragonflies and damselflies

  

  This week, Dr Richard Bomphrey and his colleagues from Japan, Sweden and the USA have published a comprehensive account of how dragonflies and damselflies take to the air. These incredible animals, from the order Odonata, have changed little since …

   19 Aug 2016

  This week, Dr Richard Bomphrey and his colleagues from Japan, Sweden and the USA have published a …

• Bioactive targets of mitochondrial quality control and function

  Dr Michelangelo Campanella and his Mitochondrial Cell Biology and Pharmacology Research Group have been awarded a BBSRC LIDo iCASE studentship with Nestle Institute of Health Sciences. Stress is a constant of our daily life and still we don’t …

   17 Oct 2016

  Dr Michelangelo Campanella and his Mitochondrial Cell Biology and Pharmacology Research Group  …

• VetCompass-like system captures animal health data from primary-care veterinary clinics in New Zealand

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  Researchers have completed a 4-week pilot project designed to determine the feasibility of leveraging companion animal and equine health data from primary-care veterinary clinics in New Zealand. A prototype surveillance system, similar to that used …

   09 Jan 2017

  Researchers have completed a 4-week pilot project designed to determine the feasibility of …

• New Arthritis Research UK grant

  Dr Chantal Chenu, Professor Andrew Pitsillides and Professor George Bou-Gharios (University of Liverpool) have been awarded a grant by Arthritis Research UK (ARUK) to study Semaphorin 3A / new target for controlling joint pain? Around 10 million …

   09 Aug 2017

  Dr Chantal Chenu, Professor Andrew Pitsillides and Professor George Bou-Gharios (University of …

• New GplusE video

  For the past three years, researchers at the RVC (led by Prof Claire Wathes, and Prof Dirk Werling) have been involved in an European Union FP7 funded project, entitled “GplusE”: Genotype and Environment contributing to the sustainability of dairy …

   05 Oct 2018

  For the past three years, researchers at the RVC (led by Prof Claire Wathes, and Prof Dirk Werling)  …