Department of Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry
We perform research, teach and inform about animal structure and function in health, stress, disease and production, from molecular mechanisms to whole animals.
Manufacturing artificial spider silk has been a long-standing dream. Here, the Swedish National Television features AFB’s world leading research on the subject!
June 26 to July 1 2022
In summer 2022 Sweden and SLU will host the 11’th International Conference on Equine Exercise Physiology. It is a conference that attracts the best researchers working with sport horses. The program and registration information will be announced on the home page www.iceep.org. After the conference there will be held a one-day seminar open to professionals and interested from the horse community. Program below. This is a unique opportunity to listen to international well renowned scientists lecturing in Sweden (lectures will be held in English).
Schedule July 2, 2022 (link)
News
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- 22 June 2021 Professor Pär Forslund appointed new deputy vice-chancellor at SLU The SLU Board today appointed Professor Pär Forslund deputy vice-chancellor for SLU. Pär has been...
- 27 May 2021 Docent Lectures at the VH Faculty now on film This spring's associate professor lectures at the VH faculty were held on 19 May. Now and two wee...
Calendar
- 19 May – 20 May CANCELLED: The 5th Annual Animal Welfare Science Symposium 2020
- 15 Dec Postponed: One Health webinar #8 - Lena-Mari Tamminen
- 30 Jan Licentiate lecture: Infection dynamics of Cryptosporidium bovis and Cryptosporidium ryanae in cattle
- 20 Dec Dissertation: Serglycin-dependent mast cell-specific proteases and their potential interactions with Giardia intestinalis
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