C26692 METABOLAR: An Application of Metabolomics to the Detection of Anthelmintic Resistance of Gastrointestinal Nematodes in Goats
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Defra is awarding this research contract to the Queen's University Belfast following a successful application to the third call of Era-Net ICRAD (International Coordination of Research on Infectious Disease) to deliver international collaborative research projects into helminth infections and changing climate: tackling the challenges for animal health.
This is a compliant award under Regulation 9 of Public Contract Regulations (PCR) 2015.
Under this Regulation, Defra is obliged to award a public contract in accordance with procurement procedures which are established by the international funding network, Era-Net ICRAD, that is co-financing the projects.
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