UQ-led project to guide animal welfare standards in Asia
31 July 2015
The School of Veterinary Science has a broad range of research interests, encompassing nearly all disciplines of veterinary science and including basic, applied and translational research.
Specific research strengths of the School include the areas of infectious diseases, animal welfare, livestock, wildlife, equine and companion animals.
We offer an outstanding range of facilities for the conduct of laboratory-based, animal-based, clinical and field research.
The research environment at our School fosters a broad range of research collaborations with other organisations in Australia and internationally and our staff work in collaboration with colleagues at other universities and research institutions.
Our centres and units research specific fields in depth.
Paper of the Week: Clark, NJ; Clegg, SM. Integrating phylogenetic and ecological distances reveals new insights into parasite host specificity. MOLECULAR ECOLOGY, 26 (11):3074-3086
-
-
Eva set to soar again
18 June 2015