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News and announcements
- Research News
- Research collaboration finds that African bats have antibodies that neutralise a deadly virus. Read more
- The new Bushmeat - research carried out by a team from the CIDC and the Institute of Zoology. Read more
- Professors Robin Franklin and Charles ffrench- Constant are awarded the Multiple Sclerosis Research Project of the Year at the MS awards ceremony. Watch Video
- Researchers at the University of Cambridge and Institute of Zoology, London are studying bat-human interactions in West Africa with a hope to reduce public health risks. Further details
- Dr Simon Frost is one of the awardees of the BBSRC UK-US funding for research aimed at controlling the transmission of diseases amongst humans, animals and the environment. Further details..
- Veterinary School Scientists discover new strain of MRSA. Further details..
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Wellcome Trust Strategic Awards
Funding available for the training and development of clinical veterinary researchers
Further details..
Talks and Seminars
- Wednesday 22 February 16:30
Departmental Seminar - Dr Paola Zaccone
Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge :
"TBC"
Lecture theatre 1. All welcome.
Tea served from 16:00
PLEASE MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO ATTEND - Friday 10 February 8:45
No Friday Morning Seminar - TRAINING
- Monday 13 February 16:30
CAWA Seminar - Laura Green:
(University of Warwick):
"Is Footrot a chronic disease?."
CAWA Seminar Room. All welcome.
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