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|Research=The current major strategic aim of Bristol Vet School is to "develop internationally excellent cross-disciplinary research programmes in infectious diseases and food borne zoonoses that will fulfill the aspirations of the Selborne report and contribute to the UK Veterinary Schools collaborative research initiative." Within this initiative, current research is divided into four groups; Animal Behaviour & Welfare, Food Science & Safety, Infection & Immunity, and Matrix Biology.The new Animal Behaviour & Welfare building, designed by architects NVB and opened in January 2009, aims to achieve a BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) 'excellent' rating for sustainability, design, and energy usage. It looks to provide a focus for research sponsors from both the UK and Europe with an interest in sustainability.

|Research=The current major strategic aim of Bristol Vet School is to "develop internationally excellent cross-disciplinary research programmes in infectious diseases and food borne zoonoses that will fulfill the aspirations of the Selborne report and contribute to the UK Veterinary Schools collaborative research initiative." Within this initiative, current research is divided into four groups; Animal Behaviour & Welfare, Food Science & Safety, Infection & Immunity, and Matrix Biology.The new Animal Behaviour & Welfare building, designed by architects NVB and opened in January 2009, aims to achieve a BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) 'excellent' rating for sustainability, design, and energy usage. It looks to provide a focus for research sponsors from both the UK and Europe with an interest in sustainability.

|Clinical=Langford Veterinary Services, a culmination of the first opinion and referral practices at the School of Clinical Veterinary Science, is a dynamic, customer focussed veterinary business, providing an extensive range of specialist capabilities. All clinics are supported by highly specialised clinicians, diagnosticians, anaesthetists and nurses. The comprehensive and multi-disciplined referral service receives cases from both the South West and Wales, as well as further afield within the UK, while the first opinion practices service large areas of the South West, the Farm Animal Practice alone serving over 200 farm clients. The Langford Veterinary Service also offers an abbatoir service, and a behaviour clinic for treatment of pets with abnormal or undesirable behavioural traits.

|Clinical=Langford Veterinary Services, a culmination of the first opinion and referral practices at the School of Clinical Veterinary Science, is a dynamic, customer focussed veterinary business, providing an extensive range of specialist capabilities. All clinics are supported by highly specialised clinicians, diagnosticians, anaesthetists and nurses. The comprehensive and multi-disciplined referral service receives cases from both the South West and Wales, as well as further afield within the UK, while the first opinion practices service large areas of the South West, the Farm Animal Practice alone serving over 200 farm clients. The Langford Veterinary Service also offers an abbatoir service, and a behaviour clinic for treatment of pets with abnormal or undesirable behavioural traits.

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