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Listen to our fearless leader, Dr. Amy Greer, discuss water safety from a One Health perspective on the Super Awesome Science Show.
Congratulations to former mathepilab member Dr. Kelsey Spence!
Kelsey’s research characterizing the movement network of horses in Ontario has been published in PLOS ONE! The results indicated that horses did not travel to the same locations each month, and the most connected locations varied between consecutive months. These results support the need to better understand the variety of locations to which horses can travel in Ontario, as different types of locations may have different associated risks of disease spread.
Listen to Kelsey talk about her equine research!
Kelsey was recently interviewed for an equine podcast called Straight from the Horse's Mouth. If you participated in Kelsey's study or are interested in the equine research that we are conducting check out Kelsey's interview here.