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• The RVC and Article 50 - A message from the Principal

  

  Whoever you are, and wherever you are from, the RVC and London are open for business and welcome you as employee, student or collaborator.

   30 Mar 2017

• RVC join forces with BBC for Cat Watch 2014

  

  The RVC Structure and Motion Lab team have joined up with the BBC and presenter Liz Bonnin for Cat Watch 2014 on BBC2 Horizon, October 7th, 8th and 9th. See our scientists revealing how town cats, village cats and farm cats spend their days and …

   30 Sep 2014

• New Horse Trust Equine PhD studentship

  

  Professor Christine Nicol has been awarded a new Equine PhD studentship by the Horse Trust entitled "A formal analysis of behavioural structure as a tool to assess the impact of chronic equine disease".   Many chronic health conditions experienced …

   26 Oct 2017

  Professor Christine Nicol has been awarded a new Equine PhD studentship by the Horse Trust entitled  …

• Congratulations to RVC's first Biological Sciences (Animal Behaviour, Welfare and Ethics) graduates

  

  RVC is delighted to announce that the first student cohort have graduated from our 3 year BSc in Biological Sciences (Animal Behaviour, Welfare and Ethics) degree. These graduates studied this biological science subject with a multidisciplinary …

   16 Jul 2018

  RVC is delighted to announce that the first student cohort have graduated from our 3 year BSc in …

• Recent Papers and Current Projects

  Recent Papers and Current Projects including calf anaemia from staff and students at RVC-SE

• Dissecting the genetic architecture of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats

  

  Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is the most common inherited cardiac disease in humans (1 in 500) and cats (1 in 7).  The disease is strikingly similar in the two species, although the feline prevalence is much higher. HCM is characterized by …

   01 Mar 2019

  Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is the most common inherited cardiac disease in humans (1 in 500) …

• The Animal Care Trust funds research into combatting deadly wildlife virus

  

  Nobody could help but be moved by the tragic plight of the Saiga antelope as portrayed in David Attenborough’s Planet Earth II when 150,000 antelope died in front of the series’ TV crew across three devastating days. Royal Veterinary College (RVC) researchers were presented with a £3,000 grant from the Animal Care Trust (ACT) to research this disease and support its eradication.

   14 Nov 2019

  Nobody could help but be moved by the tragic plight of the Saiga antelope as portrayed in David …

• Royal Veterinary College continuing to fly the flag for LGBT+ History Month

  

  The Royal Veterinary College has been celebrating LGBT History Month throughout February by flying the rainbow flag on both our campuses, holding special screenings of the film ‘Beautiful Thing’, and by arranging a flag raising ceremony at our …

   28 Feb 2020

• ACT matches RVCBC ergathon fundraising to support Australian wildfire rescue

  

  The ergathon – an event where members of the team complete a distance on rowing machines – welcomed various participants, including students, staff and alumni of the RVC to row a section of the 100km target. After the 12-hour relay on the rowing machine, the amazing team managed to row almost 160km! A total of £613.37 pounds was raised with an additional £500 matched by the Animal Care Trust.

   06 Mar 2020

  Funds raised will be donated towards supporting animal rescue in Australian wildfires

  Every year, …

• Helplines and Self Help

  Key resources to support RVC students experiencing mental health and emotional problems.