...the international stage and its commitment to strengthening relationships that support our farming and food industries. For the UK, these dialogues are vital in opening new markets and enhancing trust...
...advice on GMO trial applications and evaluating new research findings. Interested? Find out more below and apply by midday on 10 May 2024. Role details – Advisory Committee on Releases...
...take advantage of favourable situations. As human populations move and expand, agricultural animals continue to replace wildlife, and new hosts and vectors move with these changes. Impacts of environmental change...
...with animals and keepers, carrying out research in animal welfare and public health, and informing future policy. Most new entrants typically have private-sector experience although roles are open to recent...
...Plant Health Agency (APHA) field vets new to this work. As a veterinary professional getting to grips with an AI outbreak, you will be expected to contribute with sound expertise...
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...Our team is leading the Veterinary Capability and Capacity Project (VCCP), which was initiated and supported by our previous Chief Veterinary Officer and will now be sustained by our new...
...65% of new human pathogens first emerge in wildlife. Ebola is a recent example. The wildlife, domestic animal and human interaction and understanding it and its potential implications is so...
...July 2018 to swap ‘’sunny” Scotland for an exciting new adventure in Rome. Working for EuFMD FAO Headquarters as viewed from the Vittoriano, Rome I arrived in the blistering heat...
...offer some fascinating insights into current issues and new research and techniques. The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) will be exhibiting so make sure to stop by and say...
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