Improving outcomes with experimental veterinary medicine, informatics and dialogue with the community involvement “using a one Health” approach.
Immunotherapies are already used to treat companion animals. There are major opportunities to expand the use of this class of drugs
Advanced drug discovery methods yield new opportunities to manage and cure parasitic infections. New approaches will be developed that address the needs of veterinarians facing new challenges due to climate change.
Avian Influenza is a disease of economic and zoonotic importance. vHive takes a consortium approach to developing new tools to detect the disease and responses to avian influenza treatment.
Recent developments in informatics, and digital health, machine learning for advancing commercial processes are being applied to improve delivery of veterinary care.
Healthy ageing is a major theme in human medicine but the same principles can be applied to companion animals. Thus, we have created a theme for health animal and human ageing, together.
We are committed to managing invasive species, food security, biodiversity, and antimicrobial resistance.
Sample acquisition strategies for improved animal health
Assays to determine risk, early disease, diagnosis and response to therapy.
Improving animal health outcomes using digital veterinary health, and health informatics
Market opportunities, knowledge exchange, and commercialisation
Innovative researchers or start-ups with expertise in these areas
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vHive’s research is committed to improving animal welfare through digital innovation. We bring together leading academics, researchers, and industry leaders to develop and deploy new technologies that can help animals live healthier, happier lives.
vHive and the associated Animal Health Innovation Network is a developing community and a clearing house for new ideas. Our newsletter will report on funding opportunities, new trends in veterinary medicine and digital health plus applications of artificial intelligence to improving animal health.