Together, researchers from the University of Copenhagen and the University of Adelaide in Australia have mapped the hearts of a number of horses. The objective is to learn more about atrial fibrillation in trained individuals - among horses as well as humans.

March 9th, 2018 Anne Marie Fog-Larsen defended her Postgraduate Master’s thesis ”Characterization of Alopecia X across breeds. A systematic review” and gained the title Master of Companion Animal Clinical Science.

Following genetic studies of deformed calves research conducted at the University of Copenhagen is able to uncover a hitherto unknown disease found among Holstein cattle. The breeding bull from which the mutation and thus the deformation originate has now been put down to prevent the disease from spreading further.

In the summer of 2015, Jasmin Bagge from Denmark, became the first student enrolled in the program at University of Kentucky.

Lead by the Deputy Minister, Responsible for Education and Training, Agriculture, Elena Astrakhantseva a Group of 18 Russians with veterinary responsibilities visited the Large Animal Teaching Hospital, School of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science, University of Copenhagen.

Danish Researchers Contribute to New International Reporting Guidelines Now Published in Five Journals