Joana Ferrolho Gibson is a Veterinary Doctor with over a decade of
clinical practice in Companion Animal Medicine in Lisbon and a
Lecturer–Researcher at the Escola Universitária Vasco da Gama (EUVG) in
Coimbra. Hold a PhD in Biomedical Sciences from the Instituto de
Higiene e Medicina Tropical at Universidade Nova de Lisboa, funded by
the FCT. Graduated Veterinary Medicine from EUVG in 2010 and
obtained a Master of Science by Research in Animal Genomics from the
University of Edinburgh as a Marie Curie Actions scholar. Currently, studying Medical Sciences at Nova Medical School in Lisbon. Research focused on Vector-Borne Diseases, genomics, transcriptomics,
proteomics, and vaccine development, with an emphasis on
parasite–host–environment interactions within Public Health and One
Health. The author and co-author of several scientific publications
and have presented their work at national and international conferences.
At EUVG, developed innovative projects, mentor students, and collaborate
with researchers and institutions to advance knowledge in veterinary
and human health.
Joana Ferrolho Gibson is a Veterinary Doctor with over a decade of
clinical practice in Companion Animal Medicine in Lisbon and a
Lecturer–Researcher at the Escola Universitária Vasco da Gama (EUVG) in
Coimbra. Hold a PhD in Biomedical Sciences from the Instituto de
Higiene e Medicina Tropical at Universidade Nova de Lisboa, funded by
the FCT. Graduated Veterinary Medicine from EUVG in 2010 and
obtained a Master of Science by Research in Animal Genomics from the
University of Edinburgh as a Marie Curie Actions scholar. Currently, studying Medical Sciences at Nova Medical School in Lisbon. Research focused on Vector-Borne Diseases, genomics, transcriptomics,
proteomics, and vaccine development, with an emphasis on
parasite–host–environment interactions within Public Health and One
Health. The author and co-author of several scientific publications
and have presented their work at national and international conferences.
At EUVG, developed innovative projects, mentor students, and collaborate
with researchers and institutions to advance knowledge in veterinary
and human health.