Research
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.
Research
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.
The School has strengths in marine and terrestrial wildlife research, many in collaboration with other UQ schools, industry or government organisations. Project areas include:
Marine mammals, including acoustic behaviour and population ecology: Associate Professor Michael Noad, Dr Rebecca Dunlop
Diseases of dugongs and marine turtles: Professor Paul Mills, Dr Helen Owen
Wildlife phylogeography and conservation genetics: Associate Professor Jennifer Seddon
Koala health and disease: Dr Greg Simmons, Dr Helen Owen, Associate Professor Joanne Meers, Dr Rachel Allavena, Dr Joerg Henning, Associate Professor Chiara Palmieri, Associate Professor Jennifer Seddon
Using stem cells to treat wilflife diseases: Dr Deanne Whitworth
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Our staff and students have
published around 4000 journal
articles and books.
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