For vet Jackie Brearley, burnout appeared out of the blue. As she emerges into a new period of her life, she describes what got her through and reflects on how she has come to regard it as a positive experience.
We are carrying out an important research project into the development of the nostrils in brachycephalic (short-faced) dog breeds. The breeds that we are looking at in this study are French Bulldogs, English Bulldogs and Pugs.
If you are a new owner of one of these breeds and would like to help us by taking part in this study, please take a look at the following page: https://puppynostrilstudy.weebly.com/
There is now no direct access from JJ Thompson Avenue. Access is now from Charles Babbage Road.
Congratulation to Cinzia Cantacessi et.al. on their recently published paper in Parasitology which has been awarded the ‘Paper of the Month’ by the editors. For more info and 
blog post https://bit.ly/2oTXuBF
Chioma has just received the University of Cambridge Public Engagement Starter Grant from the Office of External Affairs and Communications.
Farmers play important roles in food-safety and AMR but they are often a neglected and under-targeted group in interventions that concerns the control of antimicrobial resistance. This grant will enable her to engage farmers and provide an opportunity for shared knowledge and interaction that enables them to gain a better understanding of the dangers of AMR hence improving global public health.
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