Search - All Results
51 - 60 of 395 results
-
£1.2M Wellcome Trust Fellowship funds research into fundamental challenges of using muscles to power locomotion with legs
Have you ever wondered why you can’t walk and run as fast or efficiently as you can cycle? Or why small children and birds don’t run like adults or ostriches? A new conceptual framework being developed at The Royal Veterinary College is approaching …Have you ever wondered why you can’t walk and run as fast or efficiently as you can cycle? Or why …
-
RVC Bursaries for Undergraduates
RVC Bursary Schemes As a Home/UK undergraduate student, if your household income is below £35,000 per year (2024/5 entry) or £39,000 (2025/6 entry) you’ll be eligible for the RVC Bursary. The Bursary is £1,000* per year and is paid directly to … -
USA Student Loans
Student Loan and Federal Aid information for Royal Veterinary College students applying from the USA -
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine with an Intercalated Year
The Royal Veterinary College's Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine BVetMed with Intercalated Year is a full-time six-year undergraduate degree in vet medicine, including a one-year intercalated BSc degree,, taught at the RVC, University of London, UK -
Science in sight: Sophie Regnault is Wellcome Image Award finalist
Sophie Regnault, currently completing her PhD in the Structure and Motion laboratory under the supervision of Professor John Hutchinson, has been announced as a finalist for the Wellcome Image Awards 2015. Sophie's image is a micro-computed … -
X-ray technology reveals a new bone in a very old fish
Scientists from the RVC’s Structure and Motion Lab use CT scanning to reveal new bone in fossil specimens of Eusthenopteron -
How do muscles scale in cat species?
Post-doctoral researcher and Structure and Motion group member Dr Andrew Cuff has recently published two papers on the scaling of muscles in cat species. Here's what Dr Cuff has to say about the research: They are two closely related papers … -
SML research featured on BBC4 documentary 'Can Science Make Me Perfect?'
Tune in to BBC4 this evening at 21:00 for the airing of ‘Can Science Make Me Perfect?’ with Alice Roberts for a redesign of the human body inspired by the best adaptations across the animal kingdom. BBC presenter Alice Roberts and her 'perfect' … -
Article
RVC offers new treatment for congenital vertebral malformations
The explosive increase in popularity of screw-tailed brachycephalic dogs, such as the pug and French bulldog, has been associated with welfare concerns. -
Article
Tortoise Shell Injury from Dog Attack
Jo Hedley, Head of the Exotics and Small Mammals Service Mr T, a Sulcata tortoise, was referred to the RVC Exotics Service for assessment and treatment of a severe shell injury following a dog attack. The chelonian shell is a sturdy structure …