Carolyne Tranquille
Carolyne Tranquille attended the International School of Geneva before coming to the UK in 2001 to do an Equine Science degree at Warwickshire College. During her degree, she spent a year as a research student at the Animal Health Trust where she was involved in investigation of the association between types of equestrian sport and anatomical site of injury. After completing her degree, she took up a position as a research technician at the Animal Health Trust, where she is integrally involved in the ongoing research programme. She has skills in image analysis, MRI image acquisition and interpretation, radiography, histology, histomorphometry and statistical analysis, among other things. She has recently had focussed involvement in projects investigating tarsal pain and metacarpal fractures. Carolyne has been riding since the age of 5 and owns a 13.2hh pony who is too scary for a child to ride!
