Research impact
Research impact
Researchers in the College of MVLS are conscious of the potential impacts resulting from their research that benefit the wider society and economy. Here we have summarised some of the ways in which research from across the College has influenced a broad range of healthcare services; improved animal welfare and conservation efforts; informed policy, both home and abroad; and stimulated the local and national economy.
Areas of impact
Treatments & therapies
We have driven research that underpinned new therapies and have made significant contributions to clinical guidelines, influencing heath and healthcare provision internationally.
Practitioners & services
Our researchers have used their research to develop and advise professional training and education to healthcare practitioners, from primary care to global health settings.
International development
Our researchers have helped implement disease control strategies and support international policy development to improve human and animal health in resource-poor countries.
Conservation
We have developed diagnostic tools and advisory frameworks that are being used to support national and international animal conservation and management.
Industry
Our research has provided benefits to individual human and animal pharma/biotech companies, medical device companies, small- and medium-sized enterprises, as well as broad nationwide commercial industries.
Policy and strategy
Research from across the College has supported the development of a wide range of national and international policy and strategy which contributes to economic prosperity and healthcare.
Public Engagement
The College supports activities that seek to share our research and work with the public. The MVLS Engagement Team helps staff and students to develop their engagement skills, design effective activities and identify funding opportunities.
Competitions
Allowing us to engage the public in our research and its impact.
