Contact with students: Thursday 11:00 – 13:00 (teleconference)
Production Animal Medicine
Veterinary Medicine; Veterinary Clinical Practice; Herd Health Management; Parasitology; Cattle; Small ruminants; Sheep; Goats; Cestodes; Taenias; Molecular Biology
George Christodoulopoulos is Professor in Production Animal Medicine in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, in University of Thessaly (Greece). He was born 1966 in Filiatra Messinie, where grew up on a sheep and goat’ dairy farm. He holds a DVM and a PhD in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Thessaloniki (Greece), a PhD in Molecular Biology from Hohenheim University (Germany), a Certificate in Sheep Health and Production from RCVS (UK), and the diplomas of European Colleges of Bovine and Small Ruminant Health Management. He has pursued postdoc studies in Cornell (USA) as Fulbright scholar, and also in Massey (New Zealand) as invited researcher. George is an experience and caring veterinary clinician, with specialist interests in Ruminant Medicine and Clinical Practice. He has been employed by the University of Thessaly since 1999 and is author and co-author of more than 150 publications in the field of Veterinary Medicine. He is married and father of a child.