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Sven Würtz is a Research Group Leader in the Department of Fish Biology, Fisheries and Aquaculture at the Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB), Berlin. He leads the Molecular Fish Physiology research group, focusing on sustainable aquaculture, reproductive biology, stress, and nutritional physiology in fish. His research interests include Aquaculture Reproductive biology Stress physiology Nutritional physiology Molecular fish physiology Animal welfare in aquaculture Conservation of endangered fish species His recent publications reflect a strong trend in molecular and physiological research applied to aquaculture species such as sturgeon, pikeperch, tilapia, and turbot. Key themes include genomics of sex determination, stress responses, nutritional interventions (probiotics, creatine, carotenoids), animal welfare in RAS and crustacean farming, and responses to environmental stressors like algal toxins and nitrate. His work combines laboratory experimentation with field applications and policy-relevant outputs. Scientific contributions and projects include: Lead author on studies on shrimp and fish welfare Co-leader of the STURGEoNOMICS and CrustaWohl projects Contributor to IGB fact sheets on the Oder River environmental disaster Extensive collaboration with national and international researchers He mentors junior researchers and collaborates on projects involving grants and interdisciplinary teams. His work is often applied, aiming to improve aquaculture practices and conservation efforts. He is actively involved in research groups focusing on molecular mechanisms in fish and ecosystem resilience.

• Aquaculture
• Reproductive biology
• Stress physiology
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Prof. Dr. Volker Stefanski is a University Professor (W3) at the University of Hohenheim's Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, leading the Department of Behavioral Physiology of Livestock. He holds a Dr. rer. nat. from Bielefeld University (1991) and has held roles including Postdoc at UCLA (1993-1995), Research Associate and Privatdozent at the University of Bayreuth (1995-2005), and Head of Immunology at the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (2006-2009). His research focuses on stress biology, immunology, and animal physiology, particularly in livestock like pigs and laboratory models. Key areas include hormonal stress responses, immune system dynamics, and the interplay between social stress and health outcomes in animals. His work spans from molecular mechanisms (e.g., catecholamine effects on Salmonella) to applied studies on housing conditions and immunological practices in agriculture. Selected projects explore diurnal rhythms in pig immunity, microbiome shifts due to diets, and maternal stress impacts on offspring. His research emphasizes translational applications for improving animal welfare and disease resistance in farming systems. He contributes to interdisciplinary collaborations, integrating physiology, immunology, and behavioral studies.

• Animal Physiology
• Immunology
• Stress Biology
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Dr. med. vet. Stefan Borchardt is a scientific assistant at the Farm Animal Clinic, Department of Veterinary Medicine, Freie Universität Berlin, specializing in reproductive medicine and udder health for ruminants and camelids. His work focuses on dairy cow fertility, metabolic disorders, and automated monitoring systems. Department: Farm Animal Clinic (Ruminants & Camelids) Working Group: Reproductive Medicine & Udder Health Email: stefan.borchardt@fu-berlin.de Location: Königsweg 65, Building 34, Room 1.26, Berlin His research spans reproductive cycles, progesterone supplementation, colostrum quality, and postpartum diseases. Key technologies include automated activity monitoring and sensor integration for estrus detection. Recent publications (2025–2024) analyze progesterone devices, estrus detection systems, colostrum management, and metabolic health in dairy cows. These works emphasize precision livestock tools and evidence-based protocols.

• Veterinary Reproductive Medicine
• Udder Health
• Dairy Cow Fertility
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Anja Eggert (PhD in Marine Biology) is a Researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN) , where she has served as Head of the Data Service Centre since 2025 and previously led the Service Group Statistical Consulting (2018–2024). Her work bridges biological research with advanced statistical methodologies. Education: Diplom in Biology (University of Rostock, 1990–1991) Exchange student (University of Maryland, USA, 1994–1995) Diplom in Biology (University of Bremen, 1991–1997) PhD in Marine Biology (University of Groningen, 1997–2001) Research interests focus on applied biological and ecological statistics , with a strong emphasis on numerical modeling of ecosystems and adaptation of organisms to environmental stress . Her work spans marine and agricultural systems, including: Biogeography, chemotaxonomy, and evolution of marine organisms Statistical analysis of heat stress impacts on livestock (goats, pigs, cows) Behavioral studies in pigs and goats related to social cognition Environmental monitoring and contamination assessment in marine ecosystems Publications reflect interdisciplinary trends in animal science , ecological statistics , and environmental adaptation . Key subfields include nutritional metabolism , reproductive biology , behavioral ecology , and climate impact studies . Professional activities include participation in projects such as: BMBF's Environmental monitoring for the delaboration of munition in the sea (UDEMM, 2016–2017) BMBF's Biological impacts of ocean acidification (BIOACID, 2016) EU-BONUS-Project Integrated carbon and trace gas monitoring for the Baltic Sea (INTEGRAL, 2017–2018) BMBF's Geochemistry and Ecology of the Namibian Upwelling System (GENUS, 2009–2015) Labs and teams include collaborations with institutions like the Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde (IOW) and Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel (GEOMAR) , alongside interdisciplinary work at FBN on data science and agricultural efficiency.

• Applied biological statistics
• Ecological statistics
• Ecosystem modeling
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Prof. Dr. Thomas B. Hildebrandt is Head of the Department of Reproductive Management at the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (IZW) and a University Professor of Wildlife Reproduction Medicine at the Freie Universität Berlin. He is also an Honorary Professorial Fellow in Life Sciences at the University of Melbourne, Australia. His research focuses on reproductive biology and assisted reproduction in large mammals such as elephants, rhinos, big cats, and pandas. He has published over 153 articles, authored 24 book chapters, and holds five patents. A passionate science communicator, he has presented at international conferences and on the BBC. Professional Memberships : Member of numerous scientific societies, Research Associate of the Smithsonian Institution, Fellow of the Zoological Society of San Diego Zoo, Conservation Fellow of the Zoological Society London, and Senior Advisor for the Panda Base Academic Committee. He has delivered 212 lectures globally, including 50 plenary talks, and contributes to conservation through organizations like IUCN and EAZA.

• Reproductive Biology
• Assisted Reproduction in Wild Animals
• Wildlife Reproduction Medicine
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Martino Cassandro is a Full Professor at the University of Padua , specializing in animal genetics under the academic discipline AGR/17 (Animal Husbandry and Animal Science). His research focuses on genetic evaluation of dairy cattle traits, including milk coagulation, heat tolerance, gestation length, and greenhouse gas emissions. He has held leadership roles such as Technical Director of FedANA (Federation of National Breed and Species Associations) since March 2020 and General Manager of Anafibj (National Association of Italian Friesian Breed) since March 2021. His editorial contributions include serving as Chief Editor for Livestock Genomics in Frontiers in Genetics and Topic Editor for Frontiers in Veterinary Science. His work spans genome-wide analyses, genetic trait characterization, and sustainable livestock breeding. Key Research Areas: Animal genetics, dairy cattle breeding, heat stress adaptation, milk traits, genomics, and environmental sustainability. Editorial Roles: Chief Editor (Frontiers in Genetics), Topic Editor (Frontiers in Veterinary Science). Leadership Roles: Technical Director of FedANA (2020–present), General Manager of Anafibj (2021–present).

• Animal Genetics
• Dairy Science
• Genetic Evaluation
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Sven Opitz is a Professor at the Department of Sociology, Philipps University of Marburg, specializing in political sociology and social analysis. He leads subproject C12 on pandemic situations and has held visiting positions at institutions like VU Amsterdam and the University of Edinburgh. His work bridges sociology, legal theory, and biopolitics. PhD in Sociology (summa cum laude), University of Basel (2010) M.A. in Political Science, Sociology, and Modern German Literature, University of Hamburg (2003) Research focuses on biopolitics, epidemic space, temporal governance, and symbiosis in biosocial contexts. He examines how security dispositifs and technological infrastructures mediate social and ecological relationships, particularly during pandemics. His recent publications analyze epidemic ecologies, pandemic preparedness, and the spatial politics of disease control. Articles explore topics like digital pandemic modeling, health security infrastructures, and temporal politics in law and economy. Scholarship from Evangelisches Studienwerk Villigst (2005) Scholarship from Landesstiftung der Hansestadt Hamburg (2004) Opitz is co-editor of Soziale Systeme and collaborates with institutions like SYNMIKRO. He has organized international conferences on topics such as security dispositifs, epidemic ecologies, and Bruno Latour’s theories.

• Political Sociology
• Security Studies
• Biopolitics
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Prof. Dr. Jörn Bennewitz is a Full Professor of Animal Genetics and Breeding at the University of Hohenheim, leading the Department of Animal Genetics and Breeding. His roles include serving as Chairman of the Society for Animal Breeding Science (GfT e.V.) from 2017–2023 and Vice President of the German Society for Plant Breeding (DGfZ e.V.) since 2018. He holds a diploma in Agricultural Sciences from the Universities of Kiel and Edinburgh, followed by a doctorate and habilitation in livestock genetics at Kiel University. His research focuses on genomic selection strategies, host-microbiota interactions, and resilience in livestock, particularly in dairy cattle and sheep. He was a DFG Heisenberg Fellow (2007–2008) at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences. His work addresses challenges in animal breeding, including heat tolerance, feed efficiency, and genetic improvement of production traits. Research interests span genomic analyses of health and production traits, microbiota’s role in animal efficiency, and breeding strategies for crossbred livestock in diverse environments. He has contributed to optimizing breeding programs for German Merino sheep and dairy cattle, leveraging genomic and transcriptomic data. His interdisciplinary approach integrates genetics, microbiology, and agricultural economics to enhance livestock sustainability. His recent articles highlight advancements in identifying genetic variants for milk yield resilience, analyzing gut microbiota effects on nitrogen utilization, and evaluating heat tolerance in crossbred dairy cattle. Awards include the DFG Heisenberg Fellowship, recognizing his early career contributions. He actively participates in scientific societies and promotes the application of genomic tools to address global agricultural challenges.

• Animal Genetics
• Livestock Breeding
• Genomic Selection
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Dr. Wendy Liermann is a researcher at the Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN), focusing on metabolic health in farm animals. Her work primarily investigates gastrointestinal physiology, immune system development, and nutritional programming effects in neonatal calves and poultry. Key affiliations: Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN), Leibniz Association Research areas: Maternal nutrition, intestinal mucosa transcriptomics, fatty acid supplementation, microbiome-immune interactions Recent research highlights include studies on Cryptosporidium parvum infections in calves, colostrum quality, and feed processing techniques in broilers. She frequently collaborates with Harald Michael Hammon and other veterinary scientists. Publications span 2017-2024 Active in experimental animal facilities Her work contributes to neonatal calf nutrition, antimicrobial resistance research, and optimized feeding strategies for poultry.

• Animal Nutrition
• Veterinary Immunology
• Metabolic Disorders in Livestock
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Marc Drillich serves as a Professor and Managing Director of the Farm Animal Clinic at the Department of Veterinary Medicine, Free University of Berlin. He is affiliated with the Department of Ruminants & Camelids Clinic Management and leads the AG (Research Group) for Reproductive Medicine & Udder Health. His research focuses on veterinary medicine for farm animals, with specialized expertise in reproductive medicine and udder health. Dr. Drillich's work encompasses clinical practice and research related to the health management of ruminants and camelids, with particular attention to reproductive technologies and mammary gland health in dairy animals. His clinical responsibilities include overseeing the care of various farm animal species while advancing veterinary practices in reproductive physiology and mastitis prevention. As Managing Director of the Farm Animal Clinic, Dr. Drillich oversees clinical operations, strategic planning, and likely contributes to the academic training of veterinary students. His leadership position indicates significant administrative responsibilities including budget management, staff supervision, and quality assurance for the clinic's veterinary services.

• Veterinary Medicine
• Farm Animal Health
• Reproductive Medicine
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Salah Amasheh is a Professor at the Institute of Veterinary Physiology , Department of Veterinary Medicine, Free University of Berlin. He serves as Deputy Managing Director and Coordinator for International Relations at his institution. PhD from Justus-Liebig-University Gießen (1998) Habilitation in Experimental Biomedicine (2008) Key research areas: epithelial barrier function, claudin proteins, ion transport, and intestinal/renal physiology His work focuses on tight junction proteins (e.g., claudin-2, claudin-17) and their roles in epithelial permeability, inflammation, and drug delivery. Publications highlight claudin channel selectivity, barrier modulation in diseases like inflammatory bowel disease, and absorption enhancement strategies. Notable awards include the Forschungspreis des Fachbereichs Humanmedizin (2001) and Personal Research Funding (€75,000, 2007). He has contributed to 15+ seminal studies on tight junctions and barrier function, with citations in high-impact journals like Molecular Biology of the Cell and Biomaterials . Amasheh leads the Epithelial Barrier Research Group and collaborates with Charité’s doctoral committee. His grants and leadership roles reflect sustained influence in biomedical research and education since the 1990s.

• Epithelial Barrier
• Tight Junction Proteins
• Claudins
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Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Heuwieser is a faculty member at the Free University of Berlin , specializing in Veterinary Medicine with a focus on Milk production, Fertility in cows, and Reproduction . He works at the Veterinary Clinic for Reproduction , where his research and clinical practice address critical aspects of dairy cattle health and reproductive efficiency. His research interests include Bovine Reproductive Health , Dairy Cow Fertility , and Animal Health Management . Heuwieser's work integrates advanced technologies such as automated activity monitoring , point-of-care diagnostics , and computer vision systems to optimize reproductive outcomes and general wellness in dairy cattle. Recent publications highlight his expertise in Hormonal Treatments , Heat Stress Impact , and Calving Management . His studies span 2017 to 2025 , reflecting ongoing contributions to veterinary science and dairy farming practices. Heuwieser can be contacted via email at w.heuwieser@fu-berlin.de for collaborations, expert consultations, or further information about his research projects.

• Milk production
• Fertility in cows
• Reproduction in dairy cattle
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Prof. Dr. Benjamin Schusser is an Associate Professor of Reproductive Biotechnology at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), leading the Professorship for Biotechnology of Reproduction within the TUM School of Life Sciences. His academic journey includes a veterinary medicine degree from LMU Munich (2000–2007), a doctoral thesis at LMU's Institute of Animal Physiology (2007–2010), and postdoctoral research at UC Davis and Crystal Bioscience (USA). He established an Emmy Noether Junior Research Group (2015–2020) and joined TUM in 2015 as an Assistant Professor before being promoted to Associate Professor in 2022. His research focuses on the immune system of domestic chickens, particularly using genetic engineering to study B and T cell development, antiviral mechanisms (e.g., against avian herpesvirus and Salmonella), and reproductive biotechnology. Notable contributions include creating immunoglobulin knockout chickens, developing influenza-resistant chicken lines via CRISPR/Cas9, and investigating nociception in chicken embryos. His work bridges basic immunology with applied biotechnology, with implications for poultry health and disease control. Education: 2000–2007: Veterinary Medicine, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich 2007–2010: Doctoral Thesis, LMU Munich Institute of Animal Physiology Key Research Themes: Genetic modification of poultry for disease resistance B and T cell immunology in avian species Embryo development and nociception CRISPR/Cas9 applications in livestock Awards: Emmy Noether Junior Research Group (2014) TUM Ideaward (2018) Start-up competition for digital innovations (2018) Labs/Teams: Leads the Reproductive Biotechnology lab at TUM, collaborating with institutions like LMU Munich and Crystal Bioscience on genetic engineering and avian immunology projects.

• Avian Immunology
• Genetic Engineering
• B Cell Development
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Antonia Schildhauer is a Researcher at the Farm Animal Clinic within the Department of Veterinary Medicine at Freie Universität Berlin . She is affiliated with the Department of Ruminants & Camelids and works in the Working Group on Reproductive Medicine & Udder Health , focusing on research critical to farm animal health. Contact details: Email: a.schildhauer@fu-berlin.de Phone: +49 30 838 62627 Address: Königsweg 65, Building 34, Room 1.23, 14163 Berlin Her research aligns with the clinic’s third-party funded projects, emphasizing reproductive medicine and udder health management in ruminants and camelids. She is actively engaged in advancing veterinary practices for farm animals through her work in this specialized department.

• Veterinary Medicine
• Animal Reproduction
• Udder Health
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Dr. Fanny Hontoir is an Assistant Professor in Animal Anatomy at the University of Namur's Faculty of Sciences, specializing in musculoskeletal system research and functional imaging of articular cartilage. With a Doctorate in Veterinary Sciences (2018) and extensive experience in ovine osteoarthritis models, she contributes to biomedical research through innovative imaging techniques and proteomic biomarker discovery. Veterinary Medicine - University of Liège (2007) X-Ray Radiation Safety Accreditation (2007) FELASA Accreditation (Category C) - Laboratory Animal Sciences (2011) PhD in Veterinary Sciences - University of Namur (2018) Her research focuses on developing ovine models for osteoarthritis detection, combining MRI and CT imaging with cartilage biology studies. Recent projects explore small nucleolar RNA in aging, surgical induction of osteoarthritis, and proteomic biomarker discovery in synovial fluid. She actively contributes to veterinary education through digital tools like annotated radiographs and palpation videos, and participates in conferences (OARSI 2024, EULAR Congress 2025). Key research trends involve cross-disciplinary applications of imaging technologies, sustainable animal husbandry practices (solar grazing), and translational medicine bridging veterinary and human osteoarthritis research. Her work aligns with UN SDGs for sustainability and educational innovation. Dr. Hontoir collaborates with institutions across Europe, supervises research projects, and serves on the board of the Belgian Center for Pharmacotherapeutic Information. She has contributed to 68 research outputs, 3 datasets, and 90 academic activities including peer-review and invited lectures.

• Veterinary Sciences
• Osteoarthritis Research
• Musculoskeletal Imaging
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