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Rachael Gray is an Associate Professor specializing in Veterinary Pathology at the University of Sydney. She completed her Bachelor of Veterinary Science in 1996 and later pursued a PhD, focusing on health aspects in seals in Antarctica, which she completed in 2005. Since her appointment as a lecturer, she has shifted her teaching focus to Veterinary Clinical Pathology, specifically within the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. Her research interests include health investigations of native animals, particularly pinnipeds, kangaroos, and penguins. She is currently supervising several PhD and Honours students who investigate various health concerns related to these species. Rachael's research includes investigating hookworm disease in Australian sea lions and comparative studies on pinniped health levels. She collaborates with multiple universities and research institutes and actively participates in various professional associations related to marine mammal and wildlife health. Her contributions to science include numerous research grants aimed at understanding and mitigating health risks faced by native Australian wildlife.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Teaching and researching Veterinary Pathology.
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