About
Dr. Gerd Möbius is a Researcher in Epidemiology at Leipzig University's Department of Epidemiology, affiliated with the Biochemie, TH, Lemi unit. His work focuses on veterinary medicine, animal welfare, and infectious disease dynamics. He has contributed to studies on pain assessment in livestock, humane slaughter practices, and parasitic infections in animals. His research spans epidemiological methods, zoological behavior analysis, and zoonotic disease control.
- Position: Researcher (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) & Veterinarian (Tierarzt)
- Location: An den Tierkliniken 1, Room 3.39, Leipzig
Key research areas include veterinary public health, animal behavior studies, and parasitology. He has published on topics such as raccoon dog reproductive biology, Toxoplasma gondii persistence, and welfare standards in aquaculture. His work bridges clinical veterinary practice with epidemiological analysis.
Publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches, combining ethological observations, parasitological analysis, and applied veterinary ethics. No major grants or awards explicitly noted, though his contributions to veterinary epidemiology are evident through peer-reviewed outputs.
