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Jelena Ramljak is a Professor at the Department of Animal Science and Technology, within the Division for Animal Sciences at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Agriculture. Her research focuses on molecular genetics, phylogenetic studies, and biotechnology in animal breeding, particularly emphasizing the conservation of genetic resources and indigenous breeds of domestic animals.
- Education: PhD in Animal Science (University of Zagreb, 2005-2011); M.S. in Animal Science (University of Zagreb, 1995-2005)
- Work Experience: University of Zagreb Faculty of Agriculture (2005-present); Westfalia Surge d.o.o. (2004-2005)
Her research involves analyzing genetic diversity and structure in livestock breeds, with emphasis on Mediterranean pastoral systems, microsatellite markers, and genomic characterization of cattle and sheep breeds. She has participated in international collaborations with institutions like LMU Munich and IAEA Seibersdorf.
Key projects include:
- Horizon 2020: Innovative Models for Sustainable Future of Mediterranean Pastoral Systems (Partner, 2022-2025)
- Croatian Science Foundation: Genetic and Social Interactions in Local Breed Conservation (Coordinator, 2021-2024)
- Croatian Science Foundation: Genomic Characterization and Selection in Croatian Dairy Sheep Breeds (Coordinator, 2020-2023)
- MZOS Croatia: Typification of Genetic Traits in Cattle (Coordinator, 2007-2013)
She also serves in professional capacities such as the Croatian Equestrian Federation's Breeding Committee and the Croatian Association of Gidran Horse Breeders.
