Current Equine Research Staff
Equine Staff
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Professor Andrew Dart Professor Dart is interested in equine and camelid clinical research. He has considerable experience with horses and alpacas and is well known for his clinical abilities with these and other large animals. He conducts clinical and contract research trials as well as undertaking original research in these areas. |
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Dr Feary's research interests cover the following -
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Professor Leo Jeffcott |
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Professor Paul McGreevy Professor McGreevy’s research focus is on abnormal and unwelcome behaviours in companion and exotic species, especially those that affect welfare. A keen animal trainer, he is also interested in learning theory as applied to animal training and behaviour modification. His expertise in dog and horse behaviour is recognised by those interested in urban animal management. He is continually developing models for the use of information technology in teaching and epidemiological research. |
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Dr Tony Mogg
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Dr Gary Muscatello Dr Muscatello is interested in equine infectious diseases, specifically Rhodococcus equi pneumonia and equine transport pneumonia and the use of aerosol culture method to detect respiratory pathogens in the horse. He’s also interested in molecular diagnostics and the use of sequencing techniques to identify unusual bacterial and fungal agents. In addition, he has an interest in educational research, investigating methods to improve student learning and application of veterinary knowledge. More information.. |
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Dr Christine Smith DVM, Diplomate ACVS Christine graduated from Ontario Veterinary College in 1995 and went on to complete an internship in Large Animal Medicine and Surgery at Texas A&M the following year. She then spent the next three years doing an equine surgery residency at UC Davis before coming a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons in 2000. She remained at UC Davis as staff clinician until 2003, when she relocated to Australia and joined the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Camden (formerly UVCC) at the University of Sydney. |