Sabine Schnabel

Sabine Schnabel is a Researcher and Teacher at the Mathematical and Statistical Methods - Biometris department of Wageningen University. Her research focuses on animal science, statistical modeling in livestock studies, and agricultural biology. Notable interests include dairy cow behavior, veal calf physiology, and environmental impacts on pig growth.

Recent work examines light intensity effects on pigs, transport stress in calves, and biomarkers for dairy cow stress. She collaborates on projects like WATBIO, focusing on perennial biomass crops in water-stressed environments, and has contributed to datasets on plant phenotype-genotype relationships.

Her academic contributions span peer-reviewed articles, reports, and conference presentations. She actively participates in academic activities like the 'Last Frontier of Agricultural BigData' presentation in 2018.