Research

An overview of the research conducted at Easter Bush Pathology.

The staff of EBP have a wide range of expertise including histopathology, immunohistochemistry, molecular techniques, haematology, clinical biochemistry, biomarkers, cytology and parasitology. These are all available to both internal and external researchers on a collaborative or service basis. 

Collaboration and services may take the form of:

  • General advice
  • Quotations for grants
  • Help with project design
  • Technical services
  • Pathologist collaborations

Easter Bush Pathology Research Request

Please use this form for ALL research requests, including academic collaborations, information requests, and service requests. Academic collaborations may involve participation in grant design, drafting, and co-authorship in publications as previously agreed. Service requests involve consultancy work with or without a contractual agreement (please refer to our terms and conditions). Your request will be sent to a monitored inbox which we will aim to reply to within 5 working days. 

Easter Bush Pathology Research Request Form

Wildlife pathology

Our Wildlife unit, based at the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, is a collaborative centre for studies of disease in Scottish wildlife.

The Centre for Comparative Pathology

This new and unique Centre draws together the University of Edinburgh’s strengths in medical and animal bioscience research.

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