An exciting role in a dynamic environment, working within a friendly team at Roslin Innovation Centre. Apply by 25 November 2019.
Better understanding of the social and genetic factors linked to harmful aggressive behaviour in pig pens could lead to improved management.
A genetic study of lung cancer in sheep could lead to earlier diagnosis of the disease in sheep and people.
A research partnership with industry is using pig stem cells to research muscle and fat development, towards producing leaner meats.
the University of Edinburgh is bringing together world-class veterinary knowledge with cutting-edge informatics and industry expertise, to develop an automated tool to extract and summarize evidence from academic publications.
Roslin Innovation Centre continues to flourish, and two years on it is home to 23 tenants and the location of choice for emerging companies in animal sciences, agritech and One Health.
Rising antimicrobial resistance, fuelled by overuse of treatments, could be curbed with a framework inspired by climate change targets.
A report commissioned by the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE), Scotland’s National Academy, has established that its Enterprise Fellowship Programme has provided a significant boost to the Scottish, UK and global economies.
A toxin produced by E. coli bacteria is responsible for the emergence of a life-threatening disease in people.
Insights into how animals experience feelings and emotions will be explored in talks, discussions and tours at a public event.
Roslin Innovation Centre
The University of Edinburgh
Easter Bush Campus
Midlothian EH25 9RG
