Hartpury University has been announced as a key sponsor of the British Society of Animal Science (BSAS) Equine Conference 2025, taking place at the Burlington Hotel, Birmingham, on 21–22 November 2025.
The prestigious event brings together equine researchers, practitioners, and industry leaders from around the world to share the latest scientific developments and innovations in equine health, welfare, and performance.
As part of the conference programme, Dr Kirsty Lesniak, Senior Lecturer at Hartpury University, will chair two of the leading sessions: Therapy & Rehabilitation and Health & Disease. She will be joined by esteemed colleagues including Dr Vicki Walker, Professor Jane Williams and Dr Russell MacKechnie-Guire, while Lorna Cameron will chair the Behaviour & Welfare session highlighting the depth and breadth of Hartpury’s internationally recognised expertise in equine science, research, and education.
Dr Lesniak said: “At Hartpury University, we’re proud to be supporting the BSAS Equine Conference, which provides an important opportunity to showcase research and innovation that directly impacts the equine industry. Chairing sessions on Therapy & Rehabilitation and Health & Disease is a privilege, and I look forward to the discussions that will help shape the future of equine science.”
Helen Warren, CEO of BSAS, added: “We are thrilled to welcome Hartpury University as a sponsor of the BSAS Equine Conference. Their reputation for excellence in equine education and research is internationally recognised, and their support will help us deliver an inspiring and impactful event for delegates from across the globe.”
The BSAS Equine Conference 2025 will feature keynote speakers, scientific presentations, and panel discussions on the latest developments in equine health, performance, and welfare.
Hartpury University, recently named Specialist University of the Year 2026 by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide, continues to play a leading role in advancing equine science through its world-class research, academic programmes, and industry partnerships.
For more information about the BSAS Equine Conference 2025, including registration details and the full programme, visit the BSAS website.
