Annelie Andersson

Annelie Andersson is a Lecturer at Linköping University, affiliated with the Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology (IFM). Her work integrates biology and animal behavior research, particularly focusing on welfare and ethological patterns in mammals.

Her research interests lie primarily in animal behavior, maternal behavior, and animal welfare, with a strong emphasis on species such as European wild boars and Hereford calves. She investigates behavioral responses related to farrowing, infanticide, and suckling under controlled or enclosed conditions.

The published articles highlight consistent research in ethology and mammalian behavioral biology, showing a longitudinal focus on welfare implications in captive and semi-natural environments from 2006 to 2011.

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Annelie Andersson has contributed to research through co-authored publications in peer-reviewed journals. While no formal advising or grant activities are mentioned, her collaborative work suggests involvement in structured research projects within animal science and behavioral ecology.

No specific labs or research teams are named, but her affiliation with IFM at Linköping University situates her within a multidisciplinary environment integrating biology, chemistry, and physics.