Research Podcasts – Veterinary Science on the Move

Welcome to the RVC research podcast, where we are joined by Dirk Werling, Professor of Molecular Immunology about the mi... Read more

In our second recording on the subject of Swine Flu, Prof Colin Howard describes the nature of the influenza virus, how ... Read more

For Episode 55 we talk to Dr Troy Gibson who is a senior lecturer here at the RVC in Animal Welfare Science. He discusse... Read more

The prevalence of tuberculosis in cattle is increasing again in the UK. Here, Dr Steven Van Winden discusses the nature ... Read more

A number of diseases arise because the immune system begins to attack the body’s own cells. Here Dr Oliver Garden descri... Read more

For Episode 56 we talk to Dr Rowena Packer who is a BBSRC Research Fellow here at the RVC. We discuss what led her inter... Read more

The possibility of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) infection is now a concern for many patients recei... Read more

A foetus presents an immunological, as well as a nutritional, challenge to its mother. Here Dr Mandi de Mestre describes... Read more

Endothelial cells line all the blood vessels in our bodies and disease processes culminating in heart attack and stroke ... Read more

Diseases caused by parasitic worms are a common problem in humans and animals, especially in the developing world. Here ... Read more

Dr Claire Russell discusses the molecular basis and the clinical impact of a series of inherited degenerative neurologic... Read more

The latest influenza strain, Swine Flu, has been making headlines around the world in 2009. Professor Katharina Staerk e... Read more

Welcome back to the RVC podcast, where we are going to focus on the researchers and their research. For our 51st episode... Read more

For Episode 53 we talk to Dr Mandi De Mestre, a Reader in Reproductive Immunology here at the RVC. She discusses her car... Read more

For Episode 54 we talk to Jessica Roach who is currently just beginning her research career here at the RVC, under the s... Read more

For Episode 52 we talk to Dr Stuart Patterson, who successfully completed his PhD last year and when we recorded this po... Read more

Methods of locomotion vary greatly across the animal kingdom according to size, number of legs and evolutionary niche. H... Read more

Badgers are often blamed for the persistence of tuberculosis in cattle herds in parts of the UK. Here Dr Julian Drewe de... Read more

Anal furunculosis is a particularly unpleasant disease of the rear end that particularly affects German Shepherd dogs. H... Read more

Heart murmurs in young dogs are a fairly frequent finding in small animal practice, but in some cases they may reflect s... Read more