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13 April 2022

Professor Jane Hurst recognised for outstanding contribution to animal welfare

16 December 2021

Helping map the future of hazel dormouse conservation

5 February 2021

Cats’ love of catnip helps protect against mosquitoes

16 September 2020

University technician shortlisted in Times Higher Education Awards

28 December 2019

Professor Jane Hurst awarded OBE in New Year Honours list

28 November 2019

Shrewd savannah species choose friends with benefits on the African plains

31 July 2019

Animal friendships ‘change with the weather’ in the Masai Mara

16 November 2018

Communal rearing gives mice a competitive edge

8 August 2018

World elephant day 2018

4 July 2018

How ‘eavesdropping’ African herbivores respond to alarm calls

20 May 2018

Conservation Scholars

21 March 2018

Promiscuity may have accelerated animal domestication

3 October 2017

Early experiences can shape lifelong social decisions in animals

21 March 2017

Mouse handling video tutorial

21 March 2017

‘Mouse-friendly’ handling tunnels good for science as well as welfare

14 December 2016

Professor Jane Hurst awarded prestigious animal behaviour research medal

28 April 2016

Climate change puts endangered African antelopes in ‘double jeopardy’

24 September 2015

Researchers uncover genetic basis for kin recognition in mice

13 December 2012

Pheromone helps mice remember where to find a mate

9 November 2011

Scientists to use scent to control destructive rodent behaviour