Prof. Roberta Blake
My work with horses started over 20 years ago as an equine surgeon in my native Brazil, and has encompassed roles in research, teaching, leadership and general vet practice. I have been involved in nearly 200 research projects, in areas as diverse as regenerative medicine using stem cells, to the biomechanical analysis of both horses and dogs during sporting endeavours. Currently, I am Professor of Animal Performance Science at Anglia Ruskin University (former Writtle University College), with a focus on Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation and Animal Biomechanics and Lameness Assessment. My work with horses and dogs has shown that physiotherapy can have a huge impact on the animal’s recovery and prevention of injuries. Additionally, I have played leadership roles throughout my career, and currently I am the course manager for MSc courses and also Head of Research and Knowledge Exchange.
Articles by Prof. Roberta Blake
Regenerative therapies: helping the body to heal itself
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Replay – Science of Performance in Animal Athletes – Prof Roberta Blake
Explore how science is reshaping performance, injury prevention and welfare in animal athletes in th
Stronger, Safer, Faster: New Insights into the Science of Animal Performance
Animalweb Expert Professor Roberta Blake will deliver her inaugural lecture next month, exploring th
Riders Invited to Take Part in New Equiseat Aid Study at ARU Writtle
A new study at ARU Writtle Equine Centre is inviting riders to take part in research exploring the i
How Biomechanics Science Is Making Canine Sports Safer
If you’ve ever watched a dog launch over a hurdle, scale a wall, or twist through a weave of p


