Associate ProfessorDenis Verwilghen
Honorary Associate Professor
Faculty of Science
Orcid identifier0000-0002-4174-6007 (opens in a new tab)
- Honorary Associate ProfessorFaculty of Science
Research projects & supervision summary
- Bio integration and wear analysis of 3D printed human Temporomandibular Joint prosthesis in a sheep model.
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Investigation into novel 3D printed cranioplasty implants
- Prof. Dr. Maurice Mommaerts, European Face Center, Brussels, Belgium
- Osteochondrosis in the equine industry: genome project.
- Dr Dorota Lewczuk, Institute of genetics and animal breeding of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
- Dr Steven Janssens, Livestock Genetics, Department of Biosystems, University of Leuven, Belgium
- Veterinary Hand Hygiene Projectwww.veterinaryhandhygiene.euin collaboration with
- SUND Faculty Copenhagen University, Peter Damborg (Veterinary microbiology), Magnus Arpi (Clinical Microbiology Herlev Hospital), Marianne Midtun (Hygiene department, Clinical Microbiology Herlev hospital)
- Ontario Veterinary College Guelph University, Canada. Professor Scott Weese and Dr Ameet Singh
- Professor Gunther Kampf
- Basic Surgical Skills and Multimodal approaches to reduction of surgical site and hospital acquired infections.
- Dr Augusta Pelosi, North American Veterinary Heart Center, Florida, USA
- Suture Periostitis: a histological investigation into the content and closure of facial suture lines in horses.
- Prof Carsten Staszyk, University of Giessen, Germany.
- SSI Definitions Workgroup: initiative takers Denis Verwilghen and Scott Weese
- International expert panel composed of Dean Hendrickson, Dean Richardson, Ann Martens, Augusta Pelosi, Scott Weese, Gaby van Galen, Debbie Archer, Ameet Singh, Jeffrey Rung, Laura Nelson, Alexandra Vilen, Tom Gibson, Phillip Mayhew, Paul Morley, Barbara Dallap Schaer
- Colour Look Up Table CLUT use in dental CT imaging: an investigation into colour enhanced imaging techniques for better identification of dental structure
- Davide Zani, University of Lodi, Milan
RESEARCH PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES
- RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISIONExploratory laparotomy for colic in horses: Optimizing surgical technique and client communication for better patient outcomes
- RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISIONX-ray image quality optimisation through positioning acquisition and interpretation of equine premolar and molar teeth for pathology diagnosis.