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John House is an Associate Professor and Unit Head at the Livestock Veterinary Teaching and Research Unit at the University of Sydney. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery with honors from Murdoch University, Western Australia, and completed his PhD at the University of California, Davis. His research focuses on disease control and enhancing farm productivity through epidemiological studies, the development of diagnostic tests, and vaccines. His work specifically targets the prevention of salmonellosis in intensive ruminant production systems, evaluating DNA adenine methylase attenuated salmonella vaccines in cattle and sheep, and conducting national surveys on bovine pink eye prevalence in Australia. He also investigates environmental mastitis pathogens on NSW dairy farms and studies mycoplasma in dairy cattle, along with approaches to assisted reproduction in dairy cattle. With over 20 years of collaboration in the field, John has made significant contributions to the development of vaccines for livestock diseases and has received numerous research grants to support his work in the livestock sector.
Livestock Veterinary Teaching and Research Unit, University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Leads research initiatives in livestock health and disease control.
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