More research from our team

Dr Catrin Rutland,  Professor Nigel Mongan, Dr Mark Dunning and Professor Malcolm Cobb are advancing understanding of cardiomyopathies and valve disorders in canine populations by discovering genes linked to these disorders and developing treatments and diagnosis tools.

Dr Mark Dunning,  Dr Nigel Mongan and Dr Catrin Rutland are using epidemiology-based approaches alongside molecular genetics to understand cardiovascular diseases in canine patients throughout the world.

Professor Rob White is studying clinical approaches and the evaluation of vascular disease in companion animals.

Professor Nigel Mongan, Dr Catrin Rutland, Dr Mark Dunning and Dr Simone de Brot are exploring the diagnosis of canine cardiovascular disease.

Professor Malcolm Cobb is furthering our understanding of the clinical diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.

Dr Catrin Rutland,  Professor Nigel Mongan and Professor Malcolm Cobb are researching the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of cardiomyopathies and valve disorders using genetic, physiological and metabolic approaches.

Professor Kate White, Dr Kate Cobb and Dr Kerstin Baiker are leading The Great Ape Heart Project, which aims to better understand ape cardiovascular disease and development.

Dr Catrin Rutland is exploring the developmental genetics and morphology of human cardiovascular disorders.