Clinical research
Advancing veterinary clinical research: enhancing animal health and disease understanding
Veterinary clinical research is at the forefront of improving health outcomes for companion and production animals as well as equines while unraveling the complexities of disease mechanisms.
By focusing on areas such as innovative treatment modalities for pets, performance and wellness strategies for horses, and the discovery of critical disease biomarkers, this field bridges the gap between clinical care and scientific discovery. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge methodologies, veterinary clinical research not only enhances the lives of animals but also provides valuable insights into shared diseases and health trends, furthering the One Health initiative and advancing veterinary medicine.
Researchers
Dr James Adams
Research Fellow in Equine Gut Inflammation
Dr Susan Armstrong
Senior Lecturer in Veterinary Clinical Research
Professor Nick Bacon
Professor of Surgical Oncology
Dr Teresa Hollands
Senior Lecturer (Veterinary Nutrition)
Dr Anna Eleonora Karagianni
Lecturer in Veterinary Clinical Research
Dr Charlotte Maile
Lecturer in Veterinary Clinical Sciences
Shona Louise McIntyre
Head of Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences; Associate Professor, small animal medicine
Dr Oluwole Oni
Lecturer in Intensive Animal Health and Production
Professor Christopher Proudman
Clinical research lead
Professor Clare Rusbridge
Professor in Veterinary Neurology