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- News [Link 1]
- News Archive since 2008 [Link 2]
- Press Releases [Link 3]
- Presse releases 2018 [Link 4]
- Standard myelofibrosis drug can awaken "dormant" lymphoma [Link 5]
- By the skin of their teeth: DNA traces reveal what kind of pigs lived in Bronze Age Hallstatt [Link 6]
- Immunoglobulin E as a promising new form of anti-cancer immunotherapy [Link 7]
- Flexible instead of one-way track: poison frogs show high flexibility when taking care of their brood [Link 8]
- The dark side of cichlid fish: from cannibal to caregiver [Link 9]
- Natural killer cells exhibit increased antitumor activity through CDK8 deletion [Link 10]
- Study shows late-born hibernators grow more rapidly than early-born counterparts [Link 11]
- New strategy to target transcription factor STAT5 to combat leukaemia [Link 12]
- Horse origins turned upside-down [Link 13]
- Cracking the genetic code for complex traits in cattle [Link 14]
- New treatment strategies for chronic kidney disease from the animal kingdom [Link 15]
- Brain training for old dogs: Could touchscreen games become the Sudoku of man’s best friend? [Link 16]
- Vitamin A in cattle fodder is potentially protecting against cow's milk allergy [Link 17]
- Free-living greylag geese adjust their heart rates and body core temperatures to season and reproductive context [Link 18]
- Mammals move less in human-modified landscapes [Link 19]
- Hunting dogs as possible vectors for the infectious disease tularaemia [Link 20]
- Press Releases 2017 [Link 21]
- New insights could lead to lasting improvement of stem cell therapy in horses [Link 22]
- Earth-air heat exchanger best way to protect farm animals in livestock buildings against the effects of climate change [Link 23]
- To be announced [Link 24]
- The wild ass returns [Link 25]
- Stem cells conduct cartilage regeneration but are not directly involved [Link 26]
- New genes on “deteriorating” Y chromosome [Link 27]
- How the smallest bacterial pathogens outwit host immune defences by stealth mechanisms [Link 28]
- Domestication has not made dogs cooperate more with each other compared to wolves [Link 29]
- Usutu virus is back – not only in blackbirds but also in humans [Link 30]
- Kune Kune piglets possess social learning skills and have an astonishingly good memory [Link 31]
- Party discipline for jumping genes [Link 32]
- Foster tadpoles trigger parental instinct in poison frogs [Link 33]
- Wolves understand cause and effect better than dogs [Link 34]
- A-MUD: a method for automatically detecting mouse song [Link 35]
- An island getaway: Why some Listeria strains survive good food hygiene standards [Link 36]
- Comparing food allergies: Animals and humans may have more in common than you think [Link 37]
- Drug resistance in an intestinal parasite of piglets is experimentally confirmed for the first time [Link 38]
- Seasonal Effects: „Winter foals “ are smaller than foals born in summer [Link 39]
- Oestrogen regulates pathological changes of bones via bone lining cells [Link 40]
- Temperature, solar radiation, wind: Three parameters to predict a vehicle’s cabin air temperature [Link 41]
- Reintroduced Przewalski’s horses have a different diet than before their extinction in the wild [Link 42]
- Not so pretty after all: a new pestivirus that attacks the nervous system of Austrian pigs [Link 43]
- Most Modern Horses Are Descendants of Recently Imported Oriental Stallions [Link 44]
- Regional “hot spot” of Borna disease discovered in Upper Austria [Link 45]
- Gene transfer as a treatment of neurodegenerative diseases: Viral vectors travel longer distances than previously thought [Link 46]
- Sensitivity to inequity is in wolves’ and dogs’ blood [Link 47]
- Don't move: To ensure constant food supply edible dormice rather give up their favourite food [Link 48]
- Cockatoos keep their tools safe [Link 49]
- Shearing of alpacas is necessary, but also stressful [Link 50]
- You spy with your little eye – dogs can adopt the perspective of humans [Link 51]
- Raccoon dog represents a more acute risk than raccoon as vector for transmission of local parasites [Link 52]
- For This New Zealand Parrot, “Laughter” Is Contagious [Link 53]
- Stressed seabird parents think only of themselves [Link 54]
- Male poison frogs become cannibals after taking over territories [Link 55]
- Metabolism drives growth and division of cancer cells [Link 56]
- Departure of migratory birds from stopover sites is hormone-controlled [Link 57]
- Salicylic acid, a widespread ingredient in pain relief medications, promotes nasal mucosa colonization by Staphylococcus aureus [Link 58]
- “Here’s a treat for you!” – Dogs share food with other dogs even in complex situations [Link 59]
- “Bring it back”, but within bounds – retrieval strains the forelimbs of dogs [Link 60]
- Austrian “Shaking piglets” infected with epidemic pestivirus [Link 61]
- Positive effect of winter dormancy on cold-blooded cognition [Link 62]
- Press Releases 2016 [Link 63]
- Why not having a "savage" christmas time - game meat rich of Omega-3 fatty acids as fish [Link 64]
- Major Urinary Proteins do not allow kin recognition in male mice [Link 65]
- Tail hairs reveal dietary choices of three horse species in the Gobi Desert [Link 66]
- Edible Dormice: The older they get, the more they rejuvenate their cells. [Link 67]
- Fly larvae clean bee-eater’s nest [Link 68]
- A further decrease in the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics in Austrian dairy cows is necessary [Link 69]
- Skilful cockatoos able to shape tools from different materials [Link 70]
- New findings about the deformed wing virus, a major factor in honey bee colony mortality [Link 71]
- Compost bedding good for cow claw health [Link 72]
- Viral particles support prophylactic vaccination against breast cancer [Link 73]
- Lipid receptor fosters infection of the uterus in bitches [Link 74]
- New software helps to find out why “jumping genes” are activated [Link 75]
- Risk to small children from family dog often underestimated [Link 76]
- Edible dormice: High food availability slows down cell aging [Link 77]
- Iwan Burgener, new Professor of Small Animal Internal Medicine at Vetmeduni Vienna [Link 78]
- Head partitions reduce stress in goats during feeding [Link 79]
- Fungus a possible precursor of severe respiratory diseases in pigs [Link 80]
- Rare fungus product reduces resistance to antibiotics [Link 81]
- Day-biting mosquito species spreading its range in Austria [Link 82]
- Female blue tits sing in the face of danger [Link 83]
- New mechanism activates the immune system against tumour cells [Link 84]
- Filarial nematodes taking a fancy to Austria [Link 85]
- Shy wild boars are sometimes better mothers [Link 86]
- Drug against breast cancer is also highly potent against a frequent form of leukaemia [Link 87]
- Origin of dromedary domestication discovered [Link 88]
- Hybrid forms of the common house mosquito may serve as vectors between birds and humans [Link 89]
- Prestigious distinction for poultry expert Michael Hess from the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna [Link 90]
- Multiple paternity may offer fewer advantages than previously thought [Link 91]
- ERC Advanced Grant for cancer researcher from Vetmeduni Vienna [Link 92]
- Female frogs identify own offspring using inner GPS [Link 93]
- A large brain causes the innate immune system to totter [Link 94]
- Paula Larenza-Menzies joins Vetmeduni Vienna as Professor of Anaesthesia and Analgesia [Link 95]
- Paula Larenza-Menzies joins Vetmeduni Vienna as Professor of Anaesthesia and Analgesia [Link 95]
- Checking the health of captive rhinos [Link 96]
- When the immune system promotes tumor growth [Link 97]
- Inhibitory control affects dogs’ problem-solving performance [Link 98]
- You can teach an old dog new tricks - but younger dogs learn faster [Link 99]
- Simulator-based Training in Veterinary Medicine: Teaching Animals Increasingly Replaced by Dummies [Link 100]
- Press Releases 2015 [Link 101]
- Lifestyle switching – Bacillus cereus is able to resist certain antibiotic therapies [Link 102]
- Stroking helps calves develop a better relationship with humans and increases weight gain [Link 103]
- Gene controls stress hormone production in macaques [Link 104]
- Dogs give friends food – Familiarity promotes prosocial behaviour [Link 105]
- Red deer make more out of less food during winter [Link 106]
- Scientists investigated molecular processes for targeted dog cancer therapy [Link 107]
- Hibernating primate [Link 108]
- New and presumably tick-borne bacterium discovered in an Austrian fox [Link 109]
- Cheesy products – Some online-purchased cheeses are of low quality [Link 110]
- Reptile pets: Food insects shuttle allergens into homes [Link 111]
- Physical condition of shelter cats an indicator of housing conditions [Link 112]
- Maternal influences – The contribution of mare genetics to gestation length and foal sex [Link 113]
- Mating success for the European Mink – Scientists optimize breeding management [Link 114]
- Down but not out – Inhibited Tyk2 retains anti-cancer activity [Link 115]
- Lazing away the summer - Some dormice start their hibernation early [Link 116]
- Nightly human-fox encounters – Foxes sighted mainly in West Vienna [Link 117]
- Archaeozoologists open “BoneLab Ephesos” in Turkey [Link 118]
- Northern bald ibises fit for their journey to Tuscany [Link 119]
- Wild boars are gaining ground – climate change boosts population growth [Link 120]
- Riding a horse is far more complex than riding simulators [Link 121]
- Fateful instinct – Open windows can be dangerous for cats [Link 122]
- “Cancer Driver Gene” reduces metastasis in prostate cancer [Link 123]
- Diarrhoea in cats – Intestinal parasites are common cause [Link 124]
- The rhythm cells must go by – Daily changes in human cells [Link 125]
- First incidence of koi sleepy disease/carp edema virus in Austria [Link 126]
- Ceremonial Act and Jubilee Ball of the Vetmeduni Vienna [Link 127]
- What are you looking at? – Dogs are able to follow human gaze [Link 128]
- An evolutionary heads-up – The brain size advantage [Link 129]
- Phages transducing antibiotic resistance detected in chicken meat [Link 130]
- DNA with self-interest - Transposable element conquers new strain of fly [Link 131]
- The hairy past - Tail hair as an indicator of behaviour and ecology in horses [Link 132]
- New combination therapy effective even for larger prostate cancers [Link 133]
- Early separation of cow and calf has long-term effects on social behaviour [Link 134]
- Myth of tolerant dogs and aggressive wolves refuted [Link 135]
- Stomach ulcers in cattle – Bacteria play only a minor role [Link 136]
- Common enzyme in cosmetics acts as skin allergen [Link 137]
- Complete camel skeleton unearthed in Austria [Link 138]
- Female mice do not avoid mating with unhealthy males [Link 139]
- Listeria screening in public lavatories in Vienna [Link 140]
- Living in the genetic comfort zone: how to avoid the influence of genetic variation [Link 141]
- Bacterial Memories – Host influences bacterial metabolism [Link 142]
- Here's looking at you - Dogs can discriminate emotions in human faces [Link 143]
- Avian malaria also affects wild birds in Austria [Link 144]
- Keeping the Kraken asleep: inhibiting CDK6 prevents leukemic relapse [Link 145]
- Sisters act together - Cichlid sisters swim together in order to reach the goal [Link 146]
- Dog-human cooperation is based on social skills of wolves [Link 147]
- Press Releases 2014 [Link 148]
- A lot or a little – Wolves discriminate quantities better than dogs [Link 149]
- The bloody truth – How blood donations can save animal’s lives [Link 150]
- Love at first smell: Can birds choose mates by their odors? [Link 151]
- Going against the flow – Targeting bacterial motility to combat disease [Link 152]
- Bad news for kids – Parents do not defend their offspring at all cost [Link 153]
- The power of the power nap – Scientists uncover secrets of hibernation [Link 154]
- High-speed evolution in the lab – Geneticists evaluate cost-effective genome analysis [Link 155]
- An unexpected bonus – blocking STAT3 could help cancer patients in two ways [Link 156]
- Link between breast implants and cancer under investigation [Link 157]
- Investigating the “underground” habitat of Listeria bacteria [Link 158]
- Lymphatic fluid used for first time to detect bovine paratuberculosis [Link 159]
- Piglet health: A better understanding of the immune response to intestinal parasites [Link 160]
- Scientists uncover why major cow milk allergen is actually allergenic [Link 161]
- Do women and men ride differently? [Link 162]
- “Light pollution” may affect love lives of birds in the Viennese Forests [Link 163]
- Marmoset sequence sheds new light on primate biology and evolution [Link 164]
- Scientists developed new technology for the diagnosis of cancer cells [Link 165]
- Some dogs and cats prone to sunburn [Link 166]
- Three parents and a baby - Scientists advise caution with regard to artificial insemination method [Link 167]
- Foaling mares are totally relaxed – no stress [Link 168]
- Press release 06-05-2014 - Scientists discover the basis of allergic reactions [Link 169]
- Press release 06-03-2014 - Breaking down barriers [Link 170]
- Press release 05-30-2014 - One cell's meat is another cell's poison [Link 171]
- Press release 05-27-2014 - The secret cargo of mosquitoes [Link 172]
- Press release 05-23-2014 - The protective milk shot [Link 173]
- Press release 05-16-2014 - Cause of death established – Chamois had pneumonia [Link 174]
- Press release 05-12-2014 - Research project on the safe use of botanicals [Link 175]
- Press release 05-09-2014 - Life on Cheese [Link 176]
- Press release 05-05-2014 - New cause of high blood pressure and heart disease discovered [Link 177]
- Press release 05-02-2014 - MERS coronavirus can be transmitted from camel to man [Link 178]
- Press release 04-29-2014 - Stress research in therapy dogs reveals animals’ needs [Link 179]
- Press release 04-11-2014 - The taming of the shrew [Link 180]
- Press release 04-04-2014 - Loneliness impacts DNA repair [Link 181]
- Press release 04-01-2014 - Dog watch [Link 182]
- Press release 03-21-2014 - Pathogens in Cheese [Link 183]
- Press release 03-04-2014 - Hot on the trail of cellular metabolism [Link 184]
- Press release 02-25-2014 - The importance of (experimental) design [Link 185]
- Press release 02-20-2014 - Saving lemurs from extinction [Link 186]
- Press release 02-17-2014 - In search of lost genes [Link 187]
- Press release 02-04-2014 - A healthy balance [Link 188]
- Press release 01-30-2014 - Teaching young wolves new tricks [Link 189]
- Press release 01-23-2014 - Choose you love [Link 190]
- Press release 01-17-2014 - Here comes the sun [Link 191]
- Press release 01-02-2014 - Under pressure [Link 192]
- Press Releases 2013 [Link 193]
- Press release 12-20-2013 - Birth control at the zoo [Link 194]
- Press release 12-13-2013 - A stop sign for cancer [Link 195]
- Press release 12-10-2013 - Measuring up [Link 196]
- Press release 12-04-2013 - Domestication of dogs may have elaborated on a capacity of wolves to learn from humans [Link 197]
- Press release 11-26-2013 - Flower Power – Researchers breed new varieties of chamomile [Link 198]
- Press release 11-19-2013 - protein that regulates the burning of body fat [Link 199]
- Press release 11-08-2013 - Winter wonderland? [Link 200]
- Press release 10-31-2013 - Scent marking - the mammalian equivalent of showy plumage [Link 201]
- Press release 10-29-2013 - Passing the Gac – Listeria’s resistance to disinfectants [Link 202]
- Press release 10-22-2013 - Fat and fit: How dormice make optimal use of their body fat reserves [Link 203]
- Press release 10-18-2013 - To swallow or to spit? New medicines for llamas and alpacas [Link 204]
- Press release 10-16-2013 - Cat Owners Can Carry on Stroking their Four-legged Friends [Link 205]
- Press release 10-08-2013 - Making the most of what you have [Link 206]
- Press release 09-27-2013 - Genes against parasites [Link 207]
- Press release 09-24-2013 - Scientists confirm functionality of emergency ventilation system for horses [Link 208]
- Press release 09-20-2013 - unerwuenschte-mitbewohner-im-magen-die-geschichte-des-helicobacter-pylori/ [Link 209]
- Press release 09-18-2013 - personality-differences-in-lean-times-red-deer-with-dominant-personalities-pay-a-high-price/ [Link 210]
- Press release 09-10-2013 - Kids Reduce Stress in Goat Herds [Link 211]
- Press release 09-06-2013 - Static killers? [Link 212]
- Press release 08-30-2013 - The more the merrier – Promiscuity in mice is a matter of free choice [Link 213]
- Press release 08-23-2013 - Wolf howling is affected by social relationships [Link 214]
- Press release 08-19-2013 - Passing on the right antibodies: protecting piglets from diarrhoea [Link 215]
- Press release 08-13-2013 - More than just a kinase: CDK6 in cancer [Link 216]
- Press release 08-02-2013 - Helping horses come to term [Link 217]
- Press release 07-19-2013 - The hair of the dog [Link 218]
- Press release 07-12-2013 - On the trail of bacteria [Link 219]
- Press release 06-25-2013 - Fishing for Chips [Link 220]
- Press release 06-21-2013 - Man’s best friend [Link 221]
- Press release 06-11-2013 - Painting by numbers [Link 222]
- Press release 06-07-2013 - Sticklebacks prefer to be with relatives [Link 223]
- Press release 06-04-2013 - Stopping the worm from turning [Link 224]
- Press release 05-31-2013 - The scoop on bird poop [Link 225]
- Press release 05-28-2013 - Decoding the Genome of the Camel [Link 226]
- Press release 05-16-2013 - Who's your daddy? - Infidelity and paternity in reed warblers [Link 227]
- Press release 05-07-2013 - And the beat goes on [Link 228]
- Press release 04-23-2013 - Ticking along [Link 229]
- Press release 04-19-2013 - A surprising new function for small RNAs in evolution [Link 230]
- Press release 04-09-2013 - Sea level rise: Jeopardy for terrestrial biodiversity on islands [Link 231]
- Press release 04-04-2013 - The equine Adam lived fairly recently: close relationships among modern stallions [Link 232]
- Press release 03-27-2013 - Blowing in the wind: how accurate is thermography of horses’ legs? [Link 233]
- Press release 03-19-2013 - Risk management in fish: how cichlids prevent their young from being eaten [Link 234]
- Press release 02-19-2013 - Horses don’t have stage fright – but their riders do [Link 235]
- Press release 02-08-2013 - Forensic pathology: tracing the origin of the Usutu Virus [Link 236]
- Press release 02-01-2013 - Cats and humans suffer from similar forms of epilepsy [Link 237]
- Press release 01-29-2013 - More than just a backup system: PI3K-Delta in tumour surveillance [Link 238]
- Press release 01-18-2013 - Florien Jenner new Head of Equine Surgery [Link 239]
- Press release 01-15-2013 - In search of the big questions: conserving the European Alps [Link 240]
- Press Releases 2012 [Link 241]
- Press release 12-18-2012 - Survival of the females [Link 242]
- Press release 12-14-2012 - What’s in a genome? [Link 243]
- Press release 12-04-2012 - Fitness for toad sperm: the secret is to mate frequently [Link 244]
- Press release 11-30-2012 - The colour of love: zebrafish perform colourful courtship displays [Link 245]
- Press release 11-26-2012 - Crash landings [Link 246]
- Press release 10-30-2012 - ‘Cause my hair is curly [Link 247]
- Press release 10-19-2012 - Directing change: how do they do it? [Link 248]
- Press release 10-15-2012 - Of mice and men [Link 249]
- Press release 09-04-2012 - ERC Starting Grant for Friederike Range [Link 250]
- Press release 08-24-2012 - The end of an era? Branding horses does not enable them to be identified [Link 251]
- Press release 08-17-2012 - It must be important but what does it do? The strange case of UCP2 [Link 252]
- Press release 08-06-2012 - Taking a hit or two [Link 253]
- Press release 07-23-2012 - Bend or stretch? How stressful is hyperflexion of horses’ necks? [Link 254]
- Press release 07-20-2012- International Congress on Behaviour, Animal Husbandry and Animal Well-Being in Vienna [Link 255]
- Press release 07-03-2012 - The big sleep [Link 256]
- Press release 06-27-2012 - International Symposium on Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy to be held in Vienna [Link 257]
- Press release 06-19-2012 - Schooling fish: wild zebrafish assess risk through social learning [Link 258]
- Press release, 06-13-2012 - The hidden impact of sea-level rise: current projections may be underestimating the consequences of global climate change on habitat loss [Link 259]
- Press release 05-11-2012 - Living longer – variability in infection-fighting genes can be a boon for male survival [Link 260]
- Press release 04-27-2012 - When to have kids: a complex question for Hazel dormice [Link 261]
- Press release 04-24-2012 - Leukaemia cells have a remembrance of things past [Link 262]
- Press release 03-29-2012 - Ceremonial opening of a new institute for interdisciplinary research on human-animal interactions [Link 263]
- Press release 03-16-2012 - Dangerous stowaways: an EU project to look at the international spread of germs on food [Link 264]
- Press release 02-29-2012 - A two-pronged attack: why loss of STAT1 is bad news [Link 265]
- Press release 02-03-2012 - Parasites or not? Transposable elements in fruit flies [Link 266]
- Press release 02-01-2012 - ERC Advanced Grant: 2.5 Million Euro for Evolution Research at the Vetmeduni Vienna [Link 267]
- Press release 01-30-2012 - Jak of all trades? Not of leukaemia therapy! [Link 268]
- Press release 01-27-2012 - Dancing with wolves – prestigious award goes to a scientist at the Vetmeduni Vienna [Link 269]
- Press release 01-26-2012 - Tiny crooners: male house mice sing songs to impress the girls [Link 270]
- Press release 01-17-2012 - How far is far enough? [Link 271]
- Press release 01-10-2012 - No pain, no gain? Studies of the ideal way of making jump shots in handball [Link 272]
- Press release 01-05-2012 - The bigger picture of population genomics [Link 273]
- Press Releases 2011 [Link 274]
- Press release 12-29-2011 - Don´t put all your eggs in one basket – or all your horses on one pasture [Link 275]
- Press release 12-16-2011 - Winter diets? The secret is to chill the extremities [Link 276]
- Press release 12-06-2011 - Hanging with the boys - female Alpine marmots benefit from a bit of pre-natal testosterone [Link 277]
- Press release 12-05-2011 - Healthy piglets? Not with sulfonamides! [Link 278]
- Press release 11-11-2011 - Catching camels in the Gobi [Link 279]
- Press release 11-08-2011 - “If Hamlet give the first or second hit”: the development of Burkitt’s lymphoma [Link 280]
- Press release 10-19-2011 - Improving training efficiency in horses [Link 281]
- Press release 10-06-2011 - The short goodbye: weaning foals [Link 282]
- Press release 09-30-2011 - Taking the heat: Asian elephants simply “ride out” high daytime heat load [Link 283]
- Press release 09-28-2011 - The mark of the beast: tradition or stress? [Link 284]
- Press release 09-23-2011 - Keeping pets sweet: treating diabetes in dogs [Link 285]
- Press release 09-16-2011 - Cool hamsters live longer [Link 286]
- Press release 09-14-2011 - Cowpox virus: old friend but new foe [Link 287]
- Press release 08-05-2011 - Seizing the opportunity: treating epilepsy in cats [Link 288]
- Press release, 08.05.2011 - No treatment is the best treatment – diarrhoea in young foals [Link 289]
- Press release 06-30-2011 - Mony a mickle maks a muckle: how changes in animals’ size and shape arise [Link 290]
- Press release 06-28-2011 - The good, the bad and the ugly: the many roles of c-JUN in cancer [Link 291]
- Press release 05-31-2011 - Good guy or bad guy? Diagnosing stomach disease in pet reptiles [Link 292]
- Press release 05-27-2011 - The importance of ‘inner values’ in finding a partner – female sparrows test the genetic make-up of their mates [Link 293]
- Press release 05-25-2011 - An 820,000 Euro project to improve the competitiveness of the Austrian and Hungarian poultry industries [Link 294]
- Press release 05-19-2011 - Silent but deadly – the cause of Demetz Syndrome in Tyrolean Grey cattle [Link 295]
- Press release 05-03-2011 - A boring ass life – the Asiatic wild ass in the Mongolian Gobi [Link 296]
- Press release 04-27-2011 - Out of Africa – how the fruit fly made its way in the world [Link 297]
- Press release 04-18-2011 - Man’s best friend: a joint tumour marker in man and dog [Link 298]
- Press release 04-13-2011 - Preparing for a cool life – seasonal changes in lipid composition [Link 299]
- Press release 04-01-2011 - Sleeping through danger: the dormouse approach to survival [Link 300]
- Press release 03-29-2011 - Thyroid affects colour vision: Hormone controls visual pigments throughout life [Link 301]
- Press release 02-22-2011 - Natural (Born) Killers: what do they really do? [Link 302]
- Press release 02-08-2011 - Fly-ing Evolution: Fruit flies disclose their secrets of adaptation to Vienna’s PhD students [Link 303]
- Press release 02-01-2011 - Basking in the sun – how large mammals survive winter in the mountains [Link 304]
- Press release 01-31-2011 - If junk DNA is useful, why is it not shared out more equally? [Link 305]
- Press release 01-26-2011 - If you knew Susie – the sequence of the orang-utan genome [Link 306]
- Press release 01-24-2011 - Hormonal therapy for older, pregnant horses? [Link 307]
- Press release 01-17-2011 - "They talk about diversity..." - the need for conservation of Asiatic cheetas [Link 308]
- Press Releases 2010 [Link 309]
- Press release 12-27-2010 - Parents’ social problems affect their children – even in birds [Link 310]
- Press release 12-20-2010 - A possible cause – and cure – for genital cancer in horses? [Link 311]
- Press release 12-15-2010 - Marinomed’s Iota-Carrageenan Effective Against H1N1 - Study published in PLoS ONE [Link 312]
- Press release 11-29-2010 - Bird-brained? Birds’ personalities are correlated with their hormone levels [Link 313]
- Press release 11-22-2010 - The Spice of Life: Variety is also Good for Hares [Link 314]
- Press release 10-07-2010 - Life-saving in the bacterial world: how Campylobacter rely on Pseudomonas to infect humans [Link 315]
- Press release 09-21-2010 - Training the trainers: how to minimize stress when horses are first ridden [Link 316]
- Press release 09-15-2010 - Interfering with a double-edged sword: novel anti-inflammatory functions for interferons [Link 317]
- Press release 09-08-2010 - Chopping and changing in the microbial world: how mycoplasmas – the simplest bacterial pathogens – stay alive [Link 318]
- Press release 08-25-2010 - A dog’s life – physiotherapy for arthritic pets [Link 319]
- Press release 07-15-2010 - Quis custodiet ipsos custodies? How cells keep their guards in check [Link 320]
- Presse releases 2018 [Link 4]
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- Development Plan [Link 323]
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- Statement of Accounts [Link 325]
- Intellectual Capital Report [Link 326]
- Guided Tours [Link 327]
- Online Media [Link 328]
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