糖心原创

Contact

• workRoom C33 Gateway
  Sutton Bonington Campus
  Sutton Bonington
  Leicestershire
  LE12 5RD
  UK
• work01159516769
• Laura.Randall@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Dr Laura Randall is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Ruminant Population Health group and Deputy Head of Division, Population Science within the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science. Her research on the health and welfare of dairy cattle, is primarily focused in the field of lameness. She has a particular research interest in the use of -omics approaches to develop diagnostic tools and improve our understanding of pathogenesis for conditions affecting dairy cattle.

Laura graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2006 with a degree in veterinary science, before spending time working in clinical practice and within a pharmaceutical industry role. Laura then moved to the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science at the 糖心原创 in 2013 to study for a 4-year PhD (BBSRC Industrial CASE studentship), investigating risk factors for lameness in dairy cattle. Since then Laura has remained at the 糖心原创 conducting research within the Rumimant Population Health group. She is also a Scientific Advisor for Vet Vision AI, a 糖心原创 spin-out company.

Expertise Summary

Laura's areas of expertise in ruminant health and welfare primarily focus on lameness in dairy cattle. She has expertise in epidemiology and data analytics including working with big data from -omics techniques, utilising machine learning methods.

Recent Publications

• RANDALL LV, GREEN MJ, CHAGUNDA MGG, MASON C, GREEN LE, ARCHER SC and HUXLEY JN, 2018. Journal of Dairy Science. 101(2), 1311-1324
• RANDALL, L. V., GREEN, M. J. and HUXLEY, J. N., 2018. Use of statistical modelling to investigate the pathogenesis of claw horn disruption lesions in dairy cattle VETERINARY JOURNAL. 238, 41-48
• RANDALL, L. V., GREEN, M. J., CHAGUNDA, M. G. G., MASON, C., GREEN, L. E. and HUXLEY, J. N., 2016. Lameness in dairy heifers; impacts of hoof lesions present around first calving on future lameness, milk yield and culling risk PREVENTIVE VETERINARY MEDICINE. 133, 52-63
• STATHAM, J. M. E., RANDALL, L. V and ARCHER, S. C., 2015. Veterinary Record.

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• RANDALL LV, GREEN MJ, CHAGUNDA MGG, MASON C, GREEN LE, ARCHER SC and HUXLEY JN, 2018. Journal of Dairy Science. 101(2), 1311-1324
• RANDALL, L. V., GREEN, M. J. and HUXLEY, J. N., 2018. Use of statistical modelling to investigate the pathogenesis of claw horn disruption lesions in dairy cattle VETERINARY JOURNAL. 238, 41-48
• RANDALL, L. V., GREEN, M. J., CHAGUNDA, M. G. G., MASON, C., GREEN, L. E. and HUXLEY, J. N., 2016. Lameness in dairy heifers; impacts of hoof lesions present around first calving on future lameness, milk yield and culling risk PREVENTIVE VETERINARY MEDICINE. 133, 52-63
• STATHAM, J. M. E., RANDALL, L. V and ARCHER, S. C., 2015. Veterinary Record.
• RANDALL, LV, GREEN, MJ, CHAGUNDA, MGG, MASON, C, ARCHER, SC, GREEN, LE and HUXLEY, JN, 2015. Journal of Dairy Science. 98(6), 3766-3777
• STATHAM, J. M. E., RANDALL, L., V, BUXTON, R., WILLIAMS, P. and ARCHER, S. C., 2015. Reduction in daily milk yield associated with sub-clinical Bovine Herpes Virus-1 infection- the importance of proactive herd health and production management CATTLE PRACTICE. 23, 345-351
• MAXWELL O, MIGUEL-PACHECHO G, NEWSOME R, RANDALL L, REMNANT J, THOMAS H and HUXLEY JN, 2014. In Practice. 37, 127-138
• CRESSWELL, L., RICHENS, I., ARCHER, S., BREEN, J., HUXLEY, J., RANDALL, L., REMNANT, J., WAPENAAR, W., BIGGS, A., KERBY, M. and STATHAM, J., 2013. Livestock. 18(5), 166-174