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OVAM Student e-Curator Workshop

We ran a workshop for the students that will work on the OVAM project with us. They came from all over the UK as well as some other European countries bringing a fresh perspective into the project. The two days were packed with ideas and suggestions as well as some social events. If you are wondering what it is they are holding in their hands in the photos, read below!

WikiVet^TM launches it's first photo competition!

WikiVet^TM has launched it's first photo competition - Where's WikiVet^TM?

Your challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to take a photo of our 'Where's WikiVet^TM' logo somewhere exciting in the world - hopefully somewhere iconic so we know where you are! Entries will be posted on our Facebook page where you can vote for the winner, who will win a £50 Amazon voucher.

The deadline for photo's has now been extended, so you have until the end of April to submit your pictures!

Read more details on the photo competition page.

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Teaser

What muscle has been injured?

A photograph of a racing Greyhound with a muscular injury on the medial aspect of the left thigh just proximal to the stifle.

Test yourself here.

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