Royal Veterinary College

The new ORBIS Bioscience Graduate Training Programme, managed by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), is aimed at helping graduates develop these sought after employability skills by working with leading companies from the sector.

The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) is proving there are opportunities available for those that want to go into a veterinary career, but didn’t achieve the relevant grades at A-Level and GCSE, through the RVC Gateway course.

A new study will explain the scientific understanding of tail injuries and tail docking in dogs.

Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has discovered that birds use a ‘hybrid’ gait at intermediate speeds, while never taking off during the ballistic phase. Researchers refers to this as ‘Grounded Inverted Pendular Running’/GIPR gait.

A team of reseacrhers at the Royal Veterinary Collegge (RVC) have discovered that many-legged animals control their movement in a surprisingly different way to bipedal animals, with their leg posture remaining the same across hard and soft surfaces.

Royal Veterinary College (RVC) discovers that the legs of elephants function similarly to the wheels of a 4x4 vehicle. The findings disprove previous research that all four-legged animals divide the labour sharply between fore and hind legs.