EVSSAR

EVSSAR is the largest Society for Small Animal Reproduction in Europe. EVSSAR aims to support continuing education of veterinarians and to promote research.

[EVSSAR @EVSSAR]

@ReproAnimal Obviously you did not check the program
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[EVSSAR @EVSSAR]

The Scientific Committee of he 9th ISCFR - XXIII EVSSAR Congress is pleased to invite authors to submit their abstracts for oral and poster presentations! https://t.co/mXqKOaqzHa

[EVSSAR @EVSSAR]

@ReproAnimal It is a joined International Congress. You are welcomed to visit the website of the congress: https://t.co/0dUZmiHTkY

[EVSSAR @EVSSAR]

Registration for the 9th ISCFR in a Joint Meeting with the XXIII EVSSAR Congress is open! https://t.co/nkYvVYjS7P

[Reproduction journal @ReprodJournal]

Read a review that surveys the current literature presented on critical clinical decisions regarding the management of controlled ovarian stimulation for women undergoing in vitro fertilization coupled with preimplantation genetic testing https://t.co/jNKAoSeow2

[ICAR2020+2 @ICAR2020_2]

📌 Satellite Meeting Milano📆 24th - 27th June 2020 - International Symposium on Carnivore Reproduction. The event aims to further develop the science of small animal reproduction.Between 300 and 400 participants are expected to attend! https://t.co/kTjjjlP6pj

[BritishVets @BritishVets]

Worrying results from @NottinghamVets & @TrentUni #CuteRabbitSurvey. Flat-faced rabbits may look cute but often face a lifetime of painful health issues. Always choose #HealthOverLooks. #BreedtoBreathe #InternationalRabbitDay https://t.co/k6OEZO8lfA https://t.co/CvIYFFSQL7

[Biology of Reproduction @BiolReprod]

pH dependent effects of procaine on equine gamete activation. https://t.co/GIMJXja5tI

[Reproduction journal @ReprodJournal]

Are you attending @IFPA_Official on 10 - 13 September? #Reproduction authors, Melissa Westwood and John Aplin will be attending and speaking about their work. You can read their paper investigating the effects of hyperosmotic stress on implantation here https://t.co/cbv9TU4upE

[Reproduction journal @ReprodJournal]

In this study Tomer Avidor-Reiss and Emily L Fishman review #centriole #biology in general, describe the discovery of the spermatozoon atypical centriole and provide an updated model for centriole inherence during sexual #reproduction https://t.co/rPNxGoigYy

[EVSSAR @EVSSAR]

Few more days for evoting! #EVSSAR is you!
https://t.co/6GDkg2fPVH

[Reproduction journal @ReprodJournal]

Reproduction’s 2018 impact factor has increased to 3.125 with a five-year impact factor of 3.611. Reproduction now ranks 6 out of 29 in the reproductive biology category and 10 out of 42 in the developmental biology category. @SRF_Repro

[EVSSAR @EVSSAR]

Few days left for our meeting at Berlin! You are welcomed to visit our website to find details about your staying at Berlin, the venue, the welcome reception and the gala! See you all very very soon! https://t.co/6GDkg2fPVH #EVSSAR

[Biology of Reproduction @BiolReprod]

A Tale of Two Tracts: history, current advances and future directions of research on sexual differentiation of reproductive tracts. https://t.co/u25DbndHjp

[Kate Price RVN 💙 @kateprice26]

When you realise you no longer have an Endotracheal tube in and are forced to breathe through your non existent nose again 😪 #BreedtoBreathe #CRUFFA #PUG #healthbeforelooks

[EVSSAR @EVSSAR]

First #jaguar cub ever born after artificial insemination! https://t.co/sKML3CLK0w

[EVSSAR @EVSSAR]

HOT NEWS: The new deadline for abstract submission is 31st of March, 2019. All abstracts will be published at the journal of "Reproduction in Domestic Animals". https://t.co/k79oqoYVWA

[RCVS Knowledge @RCVSKnowledge]

We’re supporting practice teams to better understand the level of care they provide - through audit and benchmarking - and to highlight where that care can be improved through checklists, guidelines & protocols. Find out more at: https://t.co/wncS7iM0li #whyQI @theRCVS

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

For the first time in a species other than livestock, scientist have found that Rift Valley fever virus – a mosquito-borne infectious disease – can be transmitted from mother to fetus with lethal outcomes in rats, via @ScienceAdvances https://t.co/4OchKL8hbB

[EVSSAR @EVSSAR]

2nd #EVSSAR Course began! #Hanover