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EGS Biobank for horse owners

Find out how you can help our biobank project by submitting samples and case reports to the EGS Biobank, CLICK HERE

Vet Biobank Area

CLICK HERE for the information and downloads required to submit veterinary samples to the EGS Biobank

Read all about it! Equine E-News – research and fundraising update

You asked for more regular news – we are on it! As our research programme picks up pace we will be bringing you news every couple of months, in combination […]

Webinars – get involved in grass sickness research

We have organised two webinars in March to launch our EGS Fellowship Project, and more specifically to explain to vets and horse and pony owners how to play your part […]

EGS Research Fellow

We are delighted to announce that Dr Kathy Geyer has been appointed Equine Grass Sickness Research Fellow. Here Kathy introduces herself and some of the work she has been involved […]

PhD opportunity: Risk Factors and Causal Agents of Grass Sickness

An opportunity for an outstanding PhD student to join our grass sickness research team near Edinburgh. Based at the world renowned Moredun Research Institute near Edinburgh, this joint project with […]

Equine News December 2020

Read all about it! An exciting year in terms of research into equine grass sickness, not so much in terms of getting out and about! Every cloud has a silver […]

Vacancy – Research Fellow: Equine Grass Sickness

Reference: 02-09-20 Salary: £28,500 – £33,500 DOE Closing date: Friday 16 October 2020 The role An exciting new role has been created for a three-year research fellow to develop new thinking and adopt […]

New Equine Grass Sickness Research Fellowship awarded funding

An innovative approach to Equine Grass Sickness research as a new Fellowship is funded The Moredun Foundation (TMF) and The Equine Grass Sickness Fund (EGSF) have joined forces to launch […]

Equine Grass Sickness: Exciting times ahead for this most difficult and devastating disease of horses

Moredun, with partners from the Equine Grass Sickness Fund (EGSF), the Royal (Dick) School for Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh, University of Liverpool, the British Horse Society and World Horse […]