Gabby Musk

Gabby Musk serves as an Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Human Sciences at The University of Western Australia. With over 80 research outputs including recent publications in high-impact journals, Dr. Musk maintains an active research profile focused on veterinary medical applications.

Research interests center on specialized veterinary anesthesia protocols across multiple species. Key expertise includes

• Pain assessment methodologies in sheep
• Species-specific ventilation techniques
• Analgesia development for livestock
• Cross-species anesthesia safety protocols
• Animal welfare optimization during medical procedures

Recent work demonstrates particular innovation in ovine models and poultry respiratory monitoring.

Publication trends reveal strong focus on practical veterinary applications with significant contributions to livestock medicine. Recent articles (2023-2024) show consistent output in veterinary physiology journals, particularly addressing anesthesia challenges in non-traditional research species. The work bridges clinical veterinary practice with physiological research, often utilizing specialized models like sheep and chickens.

Active grant involvement includes the WANMA 2021 project funded by the Western Australia Department of Health (2021-2023), where Dr. Musk served as Investigator 08. This collaborative research demonstrates sustained external funding support and interdisciplinary network engagement across medical and veterinary fields.

Current research activities indicate ongoing laboratory and clinical collaborations, particularly in ovine model development and veterinary diagnostic technology applications. The work maintains strong connections to both clinical veterinary practice and human medical research through shared physiological models.