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Research Institute of Wildlife Ecology at Vetmeduni in Vienna Forschungsinstitut für Wildtierkunde und Ökologie vetmeduni.ac.at/fiwi

The KLIVV was part of Open House Vienna and welcomed almost 600 people this past sunny Sunday at the Wilhelminenberg. We were blown away by your interest and questions and enjoyed showing you around the premises! 🚶‍♀️😊

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📢New papers! 📢 When immobilising large wild animals, we aim to combine reliable effectiveness with the greatest possible safety for the animal. Our research helps to improve our understanding of the reactions to potent substances used and to advance the field of wildlife medicine. shorturl.at/FJOI5

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What can we learn from nature and the millions of years of evolution in wild animals to improve medical care in the future? Our colleague, Dr. Johanna Painer-Gigler, presented at the largest European Congress on Internal Medicine in Small Animals which can now be accessed online: shorturl.at/5odOn

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We are proud to announce that Friederike Pohlin was awarded the inaugural William R. Lance Award.👏 This recognizes her scientific excellence and innovative contributions to the safe, humane immobilization and anesthesia of wildlife, as well as her commitment to international collaboration.🥳

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What a great session at #SEB2026 in Florence! Many thanks to all our speakers for their inspiring presentations and discussions, and to the @SEBiology for supporting our session. It was a great opportunity to exchange ideas on how organisms respond to environmental change🌍

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A wonderful lecture event, organised by students of the Conservation Medicine module at FIWI, on African Wildlife Medicine in collaboration with the European Wildlife Disease Association (EWDA) Student Chapter. An event full of science, discussion, and mentorship!

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We want to congratulate Sarah Kugler who won a poster award at the annual conference of the Pathology Section of the German Veterinary Medical Society with a poster titled “Hypertrophic Osteopathy Associated with Mycotic Pneumonia in Four Roe Deer from Austria”. 🏆

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