Two researchers were recognised for the quality of their scientific work at this year’s ECVIM Congress in Berlin, receiving awards from the European Society of Veterinary Clinical Pathology (ESVCP).

Luísa Fonte-Oliveira received the ESVCP Award for Best Oral Presentation for her presentation entitled:

“Ancillary techniques applied to cytology for the diagnosis of non-effusive feline infectious peritonitis.”

The ESVCP Award for Best Poster Presentation was presented to Alicja Sójka for her work:

“Analysis of DMD gene polymorphism in the domestic dog – in-silico study.”

The awards recognise outstanding scientific presentations at the congress and highlight the high quality of research being carried out in veterinary clinical pathology.

We warmly congratulate Luísa Fonte-Oliveira and Alicja Sójka on this achievement and their contribution to advancing research in veterinary clinical pathology.