Skip to main content
What types of page to search?

Alternatively use our A-Z index.

Research

PhD supervision with IGH - mites/ticks/hydatid disease

PhD students working on

(a) The diversity of chigger mites (Acari: Trombiculidae) and their microbiomes across stratified
habitats in Thailand. PI Dr Ben Makepeace
(b) Hydatid disease in dogs and cattle (BBSRC Doctoral Training Partnership studentship). (PIs Jones/McGarry)
(c) Chigger mites of Saudi Arabia and their associated microbes. PI Dr Ben Makepeace
(d) Anaplasma infections in ticks.PI Dr Ben Makepeace

Research grants

Diagnosis of the lungworm, Aelurostrongylus abstrusus in cats

BAYER UK LTD (UK)

June 2016 - December 2017

National distribution and genotyping of Echinococcus granulosus in its definitive host, the dog

BAYER ANIMAL HEALTH GMBH (GERMANY), BAYER UK LTD (UK)

September 2015 - July 2019

Bench fees for SAMIA QASEM OUDAH ALGHAMDI

ROYAL EMBASSY OF SAUDI ARABIA

November 2015 - December 2018

    Research collaborations

    Dr Al Darby

    Parasite Genomics

    Centre for Genomic Research

    Dr Ben Makepeace

    PhD students in Dept infection Biology, IGH

    Supervision

    Professor Richard Wall

    The University of Bristol

    Working on the epidemiology of disease vector ticks ticks

    Dr Eric Morgan

    University of Bristol

    Studies on dog lungworms

    Dr James La Course and others

    Diagnosis of human fasciolosis

    Dr Julian Chantrey

    Investigation into red squirrel pox and intensity of parasite burdens. Diagnostic wildlife and exotic (zoo) animal parasitology

    Prof Anja Kipar, Dr Udo Hetzel

    Applying knowledge of excessive internal and external parasite burdens as indicators of pet aniaml neglect, and using insect devbelopmental stages to estimnate post mortem intervals

    Dr Ian Fairweather and others

    University of Belfast

    EU project

    Prof Grace Mulcahy and others

    University College Dublin

    EU project

    Dr McCall, and other academic members of vector biology grp

    Knowledge exchange on ticks and other vectors of animal and human diseases, especially related to travel