Kamalan Jeevaratnam

Professor Kamalan Jeevaratnam holds dual roles as the Head of School of Veterinary Medicine and Professor of Clinical Physiology at the University of Surrey. His academic work spans veterinary medicine, clinical physiology, and interdisciplinary research in cardiovascular and neurological disorders. He leads a team advancing electrophysiological studies in animal models and human diseases.

Research interests include cardiac electrophysiology (focusing on arrhythmias and aging effects), Parkinson's disease pathophysiology, and veterinary education methodologies. He has pioneered studies on feline blood donation safety and AI applications in equine healthcare. His work integrates machine learning for diagnostic tool development and explores molecular mechanisms in genetic cardiac conditions.

Notable contributions include collaborative projects on diabetes-related cardiovascular risks and global mentorship initiatives to enhance research equity. He maintains strong ties with international institutions, evidenced by Hong Kong-based cohort studies and Saudi Arabia educational partnership efforts.

Publications emphasize translational research bridging veterinary and human medicine, with a focus on clinical practice improvements and novel diagnostic approaches. His interdisciplinary approach addresses challenges in both animal and human healthcare systems.