جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Nicola Lambeمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Sheep Genetics
• Carcass Quality
• Feed Efficiency
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Dr Nicola Lambe is a Reader at Scotland's Rural College (SRUC), based at the Hill & Mountain Research Centre. With over 25 years at SRUC, her research specializes in sheep genetics for sustainable livestock production, focusing on carcass quality, feed efficiency, disease resistance, and greenhouse gas mitigation. Research Interests: Dr Lambe develops breeding strategies incorporating novel traits like methane emissions reduction and resilience indicators. Her work utilizes advanced technologies including CT scanning, genomic selection, and feed intake monitoring to improve both traditional production traits and emerging sustainability metrics in sheep production systems. Articles Focus: Recent publications demonstrate applications of machine learning for carcass prediction, genome-wide association studies for meat quality traits, and genetic analyses of production efficiency in sheep. Research integrates precision agriculture technologies with breeding objectives. Projects & Grants: EU H2020 SMARTER: Small Ruminant Breeding for Efficiency and Resilience (€7M) Grass To Gas: Mitigating GHG emissions from sheep systems (Defra-funded) BBSRC/Innovate UK: Carcass trait phenotype feedback for genomic selection (£1.54M) TechCare: Welfare management technologies for small ruminants (€5.7M) Teaching & Supervision: Teaches genetics and development modules for SRUC degree programs, and supervises postgraduate research on sheep genetics, CT applications in livestock, and precision farming technologies.

Ann McLarenمشاهده پروفایل

عضو هیئت علمی

• Sheep Production Systems
• Animal Genetics
• Precision Livestock Farming
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Ann McLaren is a Research Associate at Scotland's Rural College (SRUC), based in the Hill & Mountain Research Centre. She has been with SRUC since 2002, progressing from a sheep research technician role. Her primary affiliations include the Integrated Land Management department and collaborations with institutions like the University of Edinburgh and Moredun Research Institute. Education: PhD (Animal Science, University of Edinburgh, 2014), MSc (University of Edinburgh, 2007), BSc (University of Aberdeen, 2002). Research interests focus on sheep production systems, genetic aspects of livestock traits, environmental-genetic interactions, and technology integration in breeding programs. She actively supervises honours students annually, including projects on lamb loss mitigation, parasite control, and precision farming technologies. Key projects include Defra-funded initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (Grass To Gas, £1.2M), EU H2020 programs like SMARTER (£7M) and TechCare (£5.7M), and InnovateUK’s Smart Sheep project (£245K). She also serves on the BSAS Committee since 2018. Recent publications emphasize precision livestock farming technologies, genomic studies in sheep, and sustainability in upland farming systems.

Jos Houdijkمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Animal Nutrition
• Veterinary Science
• Environmental Science
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Prof. Jos Houdijk is a Professor in Agriculture & Land-based Engineering at Scotland's Rural College (SRUC), with a focus on the Monogastric Science Research Centre and Food Security Challenge Centre. He holds adjunct roles at the University of Edinburgh and others. His research explores nutritional impacts on animal production, health, and environmental sustainability, spanning monogastric and ruminant livestock. He leads teaching in animal nutrition, feed technology, and global agricultural systems. Education: PhD in non-digestible oligosaccharide effects on young pigs (Wageningen University, 1998), MSc in Animal Sciences (Wageningen, 1993). Research interests include nutritional sensitivity of immunity to parasites, gut microbiota dynamics, and sustainable feed alternatives. He has advised over 17 PhD/MSc students and secured ~£20M in grants, including projects on plant-based parasite control, rapeseed utilization, and GHG mitigation. Key collaborations span EU partners, UK universities, and industry. Labs/Teams: Monogastric Nutrition Scotland, SRUC’s Parasitology Group. Current projects address nitrogen-efficient crops, novel feed additives, and microbial health in poultry and pigs.

Sunday Petersمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Quantitative Genetics
• Genomics
• Nutrigenomics
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Sunday Peters is a Professor and Department Chair of Animal Science at Berry College. His expertise spans quantitative genetics, genomics, and international agricultural development. He holds a B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. from the University of Agriculture, Nigeria, and an additional Ph.D. from New Mexico State University. **Education:** B.S. in Agriculture, University of Agriculture, Nigeria M.S. in Agriculture, University of Agriculture, Nigeria Ph.D. in Animal Science, University of Agriculture, Nigeria Ph.D. in Animal Science, New Mexico State University **Research Interests:** His work focuses on genomic prediction, statistical genetics, and omics technologies applied to livestock improvement. Key areas include: Quantitative genetics of growth, carcass, and reproduction traits Genomics and nutrigenomics in domestic animals Adaptation genomics in tropical livestock systems Development of disease-resistant and climate-resilient breeds His recent studies emphasize genomic selection in crossbred cattle, transcriptomic responses to pathogens, and omics-driven breeding strategies. **Scholarly Contributions:** Over 50 peer-reviewed articles highlight trends in genomic prediction accuracy, omics integration, and livestock adaptation. Notable themes include improving dairy cattle fatty acid profiles, enhancing poultry resistance to Newcastle disease, and optimizing smallholder poultry systems in Nigeria. **Advising & Grants:** While specific grants or student advisees are not listed, his research reflects collaborative projects with international partners in livestock genetics and development. He leads Berry College’s Animal Science department, emphasizing hands-on training in genetics and sustainable agriculture. **Labs/Teams:** Research activities are conducted through Berry College’s Animal Science facilities, focusing on genomic analysis, metabolomics, and poultry health studies. Collaborations include institutions in Nigeria, India, and South Africa.

Merritt Dreweryمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Sustainable Beef Production
• Animal Nutrition
• Alternative Protein Sources
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Dr. Merritt Drewery is an Assistant Professor of Applied Animal Science at the Department of Agricultural Sciences within the College of Science and Engineering at Texas State University. A Texas native, she holds a BS (2010) and MS (2012) in Animal Science from Texas A&M University and a PhD in Nutrition and Food Sciences from Louisiana State University (2017). Her research focuses on sustainable beef cattle production through novel feed evaluation , including hemp and insect-based supplements, and Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) to support underrepresented students in STEM. She teaches courses like AG 1110 (Careers in Agriculture) and AG 4326 (Advanced Animal Science – Ruminants). Research Highlights: Dr. Drewery’s work explores hemp and black soldier fly larvae as sustainable protein sources, investigates consumer acceptance of insect-fed livestock, and evaluates microbial impacts of alternative feeds. She also emphasizes improving educational outreach to diversify agricultural sciences. Her lab contributes to initiatives like the Bobcat Blend and Global Ag Leaders programs, fostering student engagement and career readiness. Awards & Grants: No scientific awards listed, though her research aligns with grants focusing on sustainable agriculture and STEM education equity. She has advised no listed students but leads service-learning projects to attract high school students to agricultural careers. Labs & Teams: Active in the Department of Agricultural Sciences , she collaborates on the Small Producers Initiative and Fish Innovation Lab , promoting sustainable practices for small-scale farmers and aquaculture systems. Her work bridges animal science, nutrition, and education to address global agricultural challenges.

• Sustainable Agriculture
• Small Ruminant Management
• Grazing & Forage Management
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Azsa Greiner is a Teaching Professor of Sustainable Agriculture at Sterling College, where she also serves as Livestock Manager. Prior to this role, she operated a family farm in northern Wisconsin for 15 years, specializing in small livestock production and show-quality Nigerian Dwarf goats. Her work emphasizes ethical animal husbandry, linking animal welfare to human health through sustainable food systems. Education : Masters in Agriculture (Integrated Resource Management) from Colorado State University-Fort Collins (2016) B.S. in Wildlife Management from Northland College (2007) Research Focus : Dr. Greiner prioritizes holistic livestock management, pasture optimization, and invasive species control via livestock integration. She advocates for experiential learning through farm-based education, emphasizing hands-on 'whole farm thinking' and systemic impacts of agricultural decisions. Teaching : NS222 Animal Science I NS318 Animal Science II INT203 Holistic Livestock Management INT201A Farm Management Awards & Recognition : 2023 Sterling College Work Award for Excellence in Work Education 2024 Certification as FAMACHA Instructor

• Veterinary Science
• Epidemiology
• Zoonotic Diseases
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Dr. Will De Glanville is an Affiliate Researcher at the University of Glasgow's School of Biodiversity, One Health & Veterinary Medicine. His work focuses on zoonotic disease epidemiology, livestock health systems, and public health interventions in low-resource settings. He has conducted extensive research in Tanzania, Kenya, and Pakistan, examining diseases such as Rift Valley Fever, Brucellosis, and Hepatitis C. Primary Affiliation: University of Glasgow Key Research Themes: Zoonotic Diseases, Veterinary Epidemiology, Livestock Production Systems Education details are not explicitly listed, but his academic contributions span over 50 peer-reviewed publications since 2009. His research integrates epidemiological modeling with on-the-ground surveillance to address health challenges in pastoral and agropastoral communities. Recent work includes studies on livestock abortion surveillance in Tanzania, hepatitis C self-testing in Pakistan, and Rift Valley Fever dynamics in dairy cattle systems. His findings highlight the critical role of livestock-human interfaces in disease emergence. Grants: Recipient of a 2018-2019 Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) grant for sustainable interventions against livestock diseases in East Africa. Collaborations include institutions like the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine, WHO, and local health authorities in Tanzania and Kenya. He leads projects on One Health approaches to disease control, emphasizing interdisciplinary solutions.

Kristina Röselمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Veterinary Epidemiology
• One Health
• Zoonotic Diseases
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Dr. Kristina Rösel is the interim Head of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Breeding in the Tropics and Subtropics at the University of Hohenheim, Germany. She holds a DVM and PhD in Biomedical Sciences from Freie Universität Berlin. Her career includes roles at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), where she coordinated major projects like the BUILD initiative (2019–2023) and contributed to the OHRECA One Health center conceptualization. Her research focuses on zoonotic disease epidemiology, particularly at the livestock-wildlife-human interface, parasitology, and food safety in Sub-Saharan Africa. Key projects include analyzing small ruminant movements in Uganda, Rift Valley Fever virus genomics in Rwanda, and antimicrobial resistance in poultry farms. She has also investigated Brucella exposure in slaughterhouse workers and the misuse of antiretrovirals in livestock. Dr. Rösel’s work emphasizes South-South knowledge transfer and participatory methods. She volunteers with Malawi conservation groups like the Wildlife Action Group and has authored/co-authored over 70 peer-reviewed publications. Her research spans epidemiology, molecular diagnostics, and policy interventions to enhance food safety and public health.

Bruce Allworthمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Ruminant Disease Control
• Livestock Productivity
• Footrot Management
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Bruce Allworth is a part-time Meat and Livestock Production Professor at Charles Sturt University's Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences School. He holds a PhD in footrot eradication and has over 20 years' experience in livestock consultancy. His roles include Inaugural Chair of the Sheep Sustainability Framework and Discipline Lead for Production Animal Veterinary Studies. Allworth operates a family sheep and cattle property near Holbrook, NSW. Educations: PhD and Master's degrees in livestock health (institutions not explicitly stated). Affiliations: Australian Sheep Veterinarians, AVA Flystrike Program auditor, and European College of Small Ruminant Health & Management Diplomat. His research focuses on ruminant disease control, including footrot, Johne’s Disease, and pestivirus. He pioneers applications of robotics and remote technology in livestock management. Notable projects include drone mustering and drench resistance studies in cattle. Allworth has over 30 refereed publications and established the Fred Morley Centre at CSU. Recent work addresses lamb survival, bloat mitigation, and pain management in livestock. His collaborative projects span Australia and SE Asia, emphasizing sustainable livestock practices. Labs/Teams: Fred Morley Centre, Sheep Sustainability Framework initiatives.

Alison Colvinمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Ruminant parasitology
• Small ruminant disease epidemiology
• Farmer surveys
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Dr. Alison Colvin is a Research Fellow at the University of New England's School of Environmental and Rural Science within the Department of Animal Science. She specializes in ruminant parasitology with a particular focus on small ruminants including sheep and goats. Her educational background includes a B.Sc.Agr(HONS) from the University of Sydney (1996-2000) and a PhD from the University of New England (2003-2006) focused on intensive rotational grazing for controlling gastrointestinal nematodes in sheep. Dr. Colvin's research interests center around ruminant parasitology, small ruminant disease epidemiology, and farmer survey methodology. She coordinates the mobile data acquisition for the ACIAR Goat Production Systems and Marketing project in Lao PDR and Vietnam, and has managed the Benchmarking Australian sheep parasite control practices survey series funded by Australian Wool Innovation Ltd. Her publication record shows a consistent focus on sheep parasite control practices across Australia, with three major national surveys conducted over a 15-year period (2003-2019), revealing important trends in parasite control methods, regional variations, and increasing adoption of biosecurity practices. More recently, her work has expanded to include smallholder goat farming systems in Southeast Asia. With 18 years of undergraduate teaching experience at UNE, Dr. Colvin has served as a unit coordinator for ANPR321 Animal Function, Health and Welfare, and provides supervision for higher research degree students. Her expertise spans survey design, statistical analysis of agricultural data, industry communications, and scientific publication.

• Animal Husbandry
• Small Ruminant Health
• Veterinary Medicine
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Charalambia Michael is a Lecturer in the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the School of Veterinary Medicine, European University Cyprus. Their academic focus includes Animal Husbandry, Small Ruminant Health, and Veterinary Medicine. Professional qualifications and academic background are listed under their 'Academic Qualifications' section. Research interests revolve around livestock production systems and animal health management strategies. The publications section indicates scholarly contributions, though specific titles are not detailed here. Participation in research projects and academic consulting roles are noted, though further specifics are not provided. Awards and international recognitions are listed in a dedicated section, though no explicit details are shared. Charalambia also engages in academic committees and editorial boards, contributing to institutional and professional development initiatives.

• Livestock Production
• Pasture Management
• Parasite Control in Livestock
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Jefferson McCutcheon is a Courtesy Faculty Associate Professor and Director of Operations at OSU Extension, affiliated with The Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES). His work focuses on livestock grazing systems, parasite management in small ruminants, and sustainable agricultural practices. He leads OSU Extension's operational initiatives, emphasizing outreach and education in agricultural communities. Research interests include optimizing grazing strategies for lambs, evaluating pasture management techniques, and enhancing producer profitability through evidence-based practices. His contributions bridge academic research and practical application, particularly in improving livestock health and environmental stewardship. Dr. McCutcheon's publications span topics from weaning strategies and parasite control to the socioeconomic aspects of grass-fed livestock systems. His work highlights the importance of sustainable grazing practices and farmer education in addressing modern agricultural challenges. Awards: None explicitly listed. Advising/Grants: Directs operational strategies within OSU Extension, though formal grants or advisees are not detailed in the provided texts. Labs/Teams: Collaborates with CFAES and OSU Extension teams to advance agricultural extension programs and research.

• Veterinary Science
• Animal Health Economics
• Livestock Mortality Analysis
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Christian Schnier is a Senior Research Fellow at Queen's University Belfast's School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences. His research focuses on veterinary science, livestock health economics, and public health epidemiology. He has contributed to over 38 peer-reviewed publications since 2002, with recent work emphasizing livestock mortality analysis in Ethiopia, drug-associated health outcomes, and cattle reproductive performance in Africa. Research Interests: Livestock Sustainability: Analyzing mortality costs and intervention benefits in smallholder farming systems Pharmacological Epidemiology: Investigating drug use correlations with neurological conditions like subarachnoid hemorrhage Agricultural Policy: Evaluating economic impacts of animal health initiatives on small-scale producers Recent Articles Highlight Trends in: Quantitative livestock economics Neurological drug safety African livestock systems analysis His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to poverty reduction and sustainable agriculture.

• Sustainable Animal Production
• Veterinary Clinical Diagnosis
• Animal Health Management
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George Christodoulopoulos is a Professor of Farm Animal Health at the Department of Animal Science, Agricultural University of Athens. He has also held academic positions at the University of Thessaly and the University of the United Arab Emirates. His expertise spans Sustainable Animal Production, Veterinary Clinical Diagnosis, and Parasitology. He completed post-doctoral studies at Cornell University (USA) as a Fulbright Scholar and Massey University (New Zealand) as a visiting researcher. Education: DVM and Ph.D. in Veterinary Medicine, University of Thessaloniki (Greece) Ph.D. in Molecular Biology, University of Hohenheim (Germany) RCVS Certificate in Sheep Health and Production (UK) European Colleges of Cattle and Small Ruminant Health Management diplomas Research Focus: Prioritizes ruminant health and production challenges, including clinical diagnosis, parasitic diseases, and antibiotic resistance. His work addresses zoonotic pathogens and sustainable practices in animal agriculture. Publications: Recent works focus on bovine mastitis, PRRSV in pigs, and antibiotic-resistant pathogens, reflecting his commitment to combating antimicrobial resistance and improving animal health management. Awards: Fulbright Scholar (USA) Labs & Affiliations: Based at the Laboratory of Anatomy & Physiology of Farm Animals in Athens, contributing to extension services and infrastructure development in veterinary education.

• Animal Breeding
• Genetics
• Statistical Analysis
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Professor Κομινάκης Αντώνιος is affiliated with the Laboratory of Animal Breeding & Husbandry at the Department of Animal Science, Agricultural University of Athens . He holds a BSc in Animal Science from Agricultural University of Athens and a PhD in Animal Breeding from the University of Hohenheim, Germany. His research focuses on genetic parameter estimation in livestock, genetic association studies in human and animal populations, and statistical methods in data analysis. His work spans diverse areas including candidate gene identification in dairy sheep and poultry, GWAS applications, and genetic diversity studies in North Aegean sheep populations. Recent studies explore resilience in small ruminant farming systems and ACE gene polymorphisms related to COVID-19. He also investigates prenatal nutrition effects on rabbit behavior and dietary supplementation impacts on poultry products. Publications highlight contributions to avian genetics, meat science, and animal nutrition, with emphasis on improving livestock production through genomic insights and sustainable practices. He teaches courses in animal breeding and has contributed to extension services through infrastructure development in agricultural research. His work bridges fundamental genetics with applied agriculture, addressing both productivity and animal welfare challenges in livestock systems.