Diego Conde Gómez

Diego Conde Gómez is a researcher in veterinary history affiliated with the University of Santiago de Compostela's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. He holds a veterinary medicine degree from the same institution (2000) and is a member of the Galician Veterinary History Association (HISVEGA). His work focuses on the history of veterinary medicine in Galicia, agrarian history, and the socio-political impacts of the Spanish Civil War and Francoist era.

Key research projects include:

• Consolidation of the Agroecology and History Network (REVOLTA)
• Agrarian History Research Group (HISTAGRA)
• Study of technological transformations in Iberian agriculture (1950–2000)

His publications analyze figures like Juan Rof Codina, Galician livestock practices, and the suppression of veterinary institutions during the Civil War. Research emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches blending veterinary science history with political and socio-economic contexts.