Animal Reproduction Group University of Sydney (ARGUS)
About us
The Animal Reproduction Group University of Sydney (ARGUS) studies both basic and applied aspects of reproduction in farm and wildlife animals. ARGUS is particularly interested in the development and application of assisted reproductive technologies (e.g. AI, IVF, MOET and sperm sexing) to animal production and conservation.
Research areas
- Artificial insemination and embryo transfer
- Preservation of mammalian semen
- Sperm membrane and seminal plasma proteomics
- Sperm sexing
- In vitro embryo production in sheep, cattle and pigs
Research opportunities
Postgraduate research opportunities are advertised on Research Supervisor Connect, the Sydney School of Veterinary Science postgraduate opportunities website or can be discussed directly with the relevant academic staff member.
Contact us
All research staff and students within the Animal Reproduction Group can be contacted directly.
We are located across two sites:
| Camperdown campus RMC Gunn Building (B19) Sydney School of Veterinary Science The University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia |
Camden campus JL Shute Building (C01) PMB 3 (425 Werombi Road) Sydney School of Veterinary Science Camden NSW 2570 Australia |
