The objectives of the European Society of Veterinary Pathology are to promote the scientific work of veterinary surgeons and physicians active in the areas of functional and morphologic pathology of animals, as well as that of other interested natural scientists, by means of organising scientific post-graduate training, conferences and meetings.
Learn more about the history, mission and vision of the ESVP.
The University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna is active in teaching and research and provides services in connection with ensuring animal health in Austria. These tasks represent our contribution to maintaining the health of humans and their animal companions as well as to producing healthy food.
The University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna is active in teaching and research and provides services in connection with ensuring animal health in Austria. These tasks represent our contribution to maintaining the health of humans and their animal companions as well as to producing healthy food.
The ECVP Education Committee, with the support from the Marie Curie Actions grant (ECVP & ESVP collaboration), has built up a Histology Slide Collection of material from the ECVP/ESVP Summer Schools. Many of these slides have now been scanned, and the digitised versions are available via the link indicated below. This is likely to prove a very useful training and continuing education resource, and members are encouraged to review the webpage.
A councillor position on the board of the ESVP will be available from the AGM at the Lyon meeting in September 2017. Interested members are invited to send their CV, along with the names of a proposer and seconder, to be sent to the Secretary by February 28th 2017.
The new councillor will have responsibility for maintenance of the ESVP website homepage and the list of sponsors for ESVP meetings. Younger members of the Society are particularly encouraged to join the Board.
The Specialty Practice for Veterinary Pathology (Fachpraxis für Tierpathologie) is a leading provider of diagnostic pathology to German Veterinary practices. We are situated in the heart of Munich and a privately owned institute.
This is great opportunity for a qualified Pathologist to join our small team of four pathologists. We provide you with flexible working hours (60% - 100%) and a great long term perspective.
The department of Biomedical Sciences and Veterinary Public Health
Subject area: General pathology comprises basic mechanisms including the cause (etiology) and development (pathogenesis) of diseases in domestic animals as well as general pathological changes in organs and tissues.
We are seeking a veterinarian to undertake a postgraduate research project on reptarenaviruses and the pathogenesis of Boid Inclusion Body Disease (BIBD).
The project will focus on in vitro and molecular biological studies.
The position is available as of 1 August 2016, initially for 12 months.
Update June 20, 2016: The deadline for submitting manuscripts has been extended
Veterinary Pathology will publish a special issue on the topic of “Pathology and Pathogenesis of Immune-Mediated Diseases of Animals / Diseases of the Immune System. We are soliciting submissions of primary research papers and reviews. Authors are advised to send a short summary or prospectus to the guest-editor, Dr. Verena Affolter (Enable JavaScript to view this email address.) before preparing a review paper or submitting a manuscript.
Bologna offers a wide range of hotel accommodation possibilities. Downtown Bologna has about 400 hotels of different categories available.
Find attached some PDFs regarding the CL Davis DVM Foundation European Division Pathology Symposium, Bologna, Italy 6-7 September, 2016
As a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Global Pathology you will focus on a research project aiming to better understand the structural and functional changes induced in cells and tissues by RNA targeting therapeutics. The Institute of Veterinary Pathology, Vetsuisse Faculty Zürich, University of Zürich is Roche’s academic partner for this Postdoctoral Fellowship. The partnership with academia is an important aspect of our approach.
We invite our pathology colleagues to submit abstracts for presentation and / or to simply join us as we are enlightened by Prof Peter Moore and the interactive discussion sessions at the International Society of Veterinary Dermatopathology (ISVD) annual meeting, in Bordeaux. France, which will be held on May 31st 2016!
The ISVD annual meeting precedes the 8th World Congress of veterinary Dermatology where the ISVD will also be hosting wet-labs.
Free Communications are oral presentations of approximately 12 minutes length. Abstracts will be included for publication in the Congress abstract supplement of the Journal Veterinary Dermatology; a manuscript is not required.
The ISVD abstract submission deadline is January 15th, midnight central European time, 2016
I look forward to welcoming you to Bordeaux in 2016.
Laura Bongiovanni
Program Chair,
ISVD Vice President
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