Stefanie Czub

Stefanie Czub serves as an Adjunct Professor and Associate Member of the Cattle Health Research Group at the University of Calgary, focusing on livestock health research with particular emphasis on cattle populations. Her work bridges veterinary science and agricultural production systems to address critical health challenges in food animals.

Her primary research domains include:

• Comparative Pathobiology: Investigating disease mechanisms across species to identify universal pathological processes
• Immunology: Studying immune responses in production animals to infectious agents
• Infectious Disease: Analyzing pathogen transmission and host susceptibility in livestock
• Production Animal Health: Developing evidence-based management strategies for herd health optimization

Dr. Czub's research program examines host-pathogen interactions in agricultural settings, with significant implications for food safety, animal welfare, and sustainable farming practices. Her work with the Cattle Health Research Group facilitates collaboration between academic researchers, veterinarians, and industry stakeholders to translate scientific findings into practical on-farm applications.