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Gary's research program focuses on understanding the ecology of animal diseases, particularly infectious diseases in horses. He is recognized as an authority in Rhodococcus equi pneumonia epidemiology and has contributed to improved understanding of disease management and diagnosis through various research activities. His determination is to make meaningful contributions to veterinary and animal science, promoting health and well-being while limiting the impact of diseases. Gary has attracted research income from the Thoroughbred breeding industry and has co-authored 40 peer-reviewed publications including a book chapter on a novel abortion syndrome in horses. He frequently chairs and presents at national conferences, sharing insights on veterinary microbiology and infectious diseases for equine and production animals. His current research interests include equine microbiome analysis, antimicrobial resistomes in horses, and the epidemiology of abortion and placentitis in mares. Gary's work is allied with broader research strengths in the Faculty of Science, including biosecurity, climate change impacts, and healthy ecosystems.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Leading research on veterinary microbiology and infectious diseases.
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