Andrew Forbes

Dr. Andrew Forbes is an Honorary Professor at the University of Glasgow's School of Biodiversity, One Health & Veterinary Medicine. His research focuses on veterinary parasitology, particularly parasites affecting cattle and sheep, including fluke infections, lungworms, and anthelmintic resistance. He has authored a book, Parasites of Cattle and Sheep: a Practical Guide to Their Biology and Control (2020), and contributed to interdisciplinary studies in optics alongside his primary veterinary work. His recent publications address parasite control efficacy, regenerative farming practices, and co-infection dynamics in livestock. Collaborative efforts include studies on rumen fluke pathology and abattoir survey methodologies. His work emphasizes evidence-based strategies for sustainable livestock management and disease prevention.

Research datasets include contributions to quantum optics and acoustic manipulation studies, showcasing interdisciplinary engagement. Awards and grants are not explicitly listed, but his extensive publication record reflects active involvement in academic and applied research initiatives.