You Won’t Believe How NC State Just Solved One of Livestock Genetics’ Longest Running Headaches
Veterinary genetics just got a massive upgrade, and it comes from a place many of us already trust for powerhouse animal science: North Carolina State University. Researchers there have unveiled a suite of new statistical tools that promises to change how we identify DNA variants responsible for key livestock traits. Think of it as going from a flip phone to a smartphone for fine-mapping.
The Future of Behavior Research Just Got a Massive Upgrade
If you trained in an era when behavioral science meant stopwatches, clipboards, and highly staged tasks, buckle up. The field is shifting fast. Advances in tracking technologies now let researchers capture ultra fine movements in freely behaving animals at sub second and millimeter scales. That means richer datasets but also a major drawback. Complex motion tracking often comes with gaps. Missing data is the enemy of clean analysis and can weaken scientific conclusions.
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Small Door Just Supercharged Its Leadership Team and the Veterinary Industry Should Pay Attention
Small Door Veterinary is stepping into its next era with the kind of momentum most practices only dream about. After a year marked by record profitability and a fresh $55 million capital infusion, the membership-based veterinary brand has made two strategic hires that signal its intention to scale fast without sacrificing culture or care quality.
Why Dr. Amir Nazari’s Journey to CityVet Chevy Chase Hits Different for Today’s Veterinary Pros
If you love a good origin story with a side of serious professional inspo, the newest CityVet clinic opening in the Washington D.C. Metro area is worth bookmarking. CityVet Chevy Chase opens on December 15 at 5 Wisconsin Circle, and it is more than just another dot on the map. It is the newest addition to CityVet’s expanding network of 78 veterinarian-owned practices, and it is led by someone whose career path reads like the plot of a feel-good movie for millennial veterinarians.
Permission to Have Fun: WVC Vegas Gets It
WVC Vegas is redefining what continuing education looks like for veterinarians battling burnout, compassion fatigue, and industry-wide stress. Instead of overwhelming lecture marathons, the conference blends hands-on learning with opportunities for genuine rest, connection, and fun. Attendees can refine clinical skills, explore new surgical techniques, and participate in engaging CE sessions that feel energizing instead of draining. Beyond education, WVC Vegas offers a supportive community of veterinary professionals who understand the pressures of client expectations, staffing shortages, and emotional fatigue. The result is a CE experience that values both your professional development and your personal wellbeing. If you're a veterinarian looking to reset, recharge, and rediscover your love for the profession, WVC Vegas delivers the perfect balance of growth, support, and guilt-free self-care.