Organization profile

Organisation profile

Hartpury has a growing reputation for animal-related and land-based research. Students support staff with their projects and develop their own ideas in a broad range of areas, from agricultural science and agronomy to animal health, welfare, behavioural ecology and therapy. Our postgraduate staff and students benefit from a wealth of research opportunities, not only with Hartpury’s wide variety of small and large domestic and exotic species but on Hartpury’s 500-acre farm estate and in the canine hydrotherapy and equine therapy centres.

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Profiles

Lucy Bearman-Brown

lucy.bearman-brown@hartpury.ac.uk

Department of Animal and Agriculture

Person: Academic

John Binks

john.binks@hartpury.ac.uk

Department of Animal and Agriculture - Associate Lecturer

Person: Academic

Ben Brilot

ben.brilot@hartpury.ac.uk

Department of Animal and Agriculture - Associate head of Department

Person: Academic

Research Output

286 Citations
9 h-Index
54 Journal Article
47 Poster
15 Article in lay press/specialist publication
8 Conference contribution
27 More

Confidence of veterinary surgeons in the United Kingdom in treating and diagnosing exotic pet species

Wills, A. & Holt, S., 3 Feb 2020, In : Veterinary Record.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal Article

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Do waiting times in endurance vet gates affect the Cardiac Recovery Index (CRI)?

de Mira, M. C., Williams, J., dos Santos, R. G., Rodrigues, P., Arroja, B. & Marlin, D., 17 Mar 2020, (Accepted/In press) In : Comparative Exercise Physiology.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal Article

Open Access

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