Anne Beasley

Anne is a Senior Lecturer in Animal Science and Production with a diverse range of research interests spanning parasitology, immunology, endocrinology, and nutrition. Her academic journey began in Equine Science before expanding into Agricultural Science, providing a broad foundation for her current work. Anne’s PhD research focused on the physiological mechanisms underlying periparturient relaxation of immunity to gastrointestinal worms in sheep, a multidisciplinary topic that sparked her ongoing interest in host-parasite interactions. During her postdoctoral research, she contributed to projects on anthelmintic resistance in key equine and cattle parasites and the development of molecular diagnostic tools. Her current research continues to advance equine parasitology through student supervision and industry collaboration, while also expanding into small ruminant parasite management, nutrition, production, and methane emissions. With a strong industry focus, Anne is committed to producing practical research outcomes that enhance the management of horses and livestock. Parasite epidemiology (equine and livestock), Parasite diagnostics, Anthelmintic resistance

[2026] Anthelmintic resistance on meat goat properties in Queensland and New South Wales, Australia, with a comparison of statistical methods. Dawson, Kathryn, Doyle, Emma, Hine, Brad, Meale, Sarah and Beasley, Anne (2026). Anthelmintic resistance on meat goat properties in Queensland and New South Wales, Australia, with a comparison of statistical methods. Veterinary Parasitology. Regional Studies and Reports, 69 101447, 1-9. doi: 10.1016/j.vprsr.2026.101447 [2026] In vitro dietary analysis of tropical browses and pasture consumed by goats. Moradi, M., Ni, M., Beasley, A. M., Hoffman, L. C., Chaves, A. V. and Meale, S. J. (2026). In vitro dietary analysis of tropical browses and pasture consumed by goats. Scientific Reports, 16 (1) 11079, 1-13. doi: 10.1038/s41598-026-41322-8 [2026] Princ