ECLAM Council needs input for strategic plan Council will meet via teleconference in mid-April to devise a new strategic plan. In order to represent the interests of all Diplomates, an
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Request to respond The European Animal Research Association (EARA), of which ECLAM is a member, is trying to formulate briefing materials for national governments and the EU Commission, to ensure
The following tips have been provided by the American Veterinary Medical Association: There is currently no vaccine to prevent COVID-19. The best way to prevent illness is to avoid being
Heading Level 4 Vet Student Training Our colleague Anne-Dominique Degryse reports that she knows of some first-year veterinary students in France who are very interested in finding temporary placements in
Nominations for new Council member are open We are wholly dependent on our Diplomates to build the College and fulfil our mission. ECLAM will hold an electronic election for a
The Plowright Prize Walter Plowright was widely regarded as one of the world’s most eminent veterinary virologists and authorities on rinderpest, whose development of a tissue culture vaccine represented a
New people, new website, new decade: it must be January There’s something about January. It’s the time to clean out, throw out, add new, and organise everything from kitchen drawers
ECLAM is shedding its previous website and emerging at a new URL with a new design. We started with long discussions about why our old website wasn’t doing the job
Streamlining and improving access The Constitution and Bylaws of the College are definitely not a set of dusty forgotten files, at least not for the Council and Secretariat. The original
For the past few days I’ve been reading and hearing about some exciting news: the microbiome may affect neurologic disease like ALS. This news has popped up on my local