Emma Doyle

Dr. Emma Doyle is Senior Lecturer in Animal Science (Sheep and Wool) at the University of New England's School of Environmental and Rural Science. Her position is funded by the Australian Wool Education Trust (AWET), supporting specialized wool units studied nationally.

Research expertise includes sheep parasitology, anthelmintic resistance mechanisms, wool quality assessment, and innovative livestock management strategies. Current projects investigate methane mitigation through seaweed supplementation, guardian animal efficacy for predator control, and wool comfort measurement systems.

Key research areas:

• Parasite resistance physiology in Merino sheep
• Wool biology and processing science
• Alpaca-sheep co-grazing systems
• Immune stimulant applications in livestock
• Biosecurity education frameworks

Industry engagement includes developing national wool education models and coordinating AWET scholarships that connect students with industry partners. Research addresses practical challenges in sustainable sheep production systems.