Sydney Moore
Student
Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Animal Biology (PhD)
Applied Animal Biology offers opportunities for advanced study and research in animal physiology, behaviour, welfare, and management of livestock, aquaculture, and wildlife species.
| Name | Research Interests |
|---|---|
| Cerri, Ronaldo | Animal and dairy sciences; Animal behaviour; Animal developmental and reproductive biology; Animal physiology; Agricultural Machinery and Technology; Animal Production; Animal Reproduction; Biotechnology and Activity monitors; Dairy cattle reproduction; Endocrine Regulation; Endometrium-conceptus cross communication; Estrous cycle physiology in cattle; Inflammation and stress; Production medicine in dairy cattle |
| Frommel, Andrea | Animal physiology, environmental stress; Sustainable Aquaculture; climate change; Early development in fish; Alternative feeds in aquaculture; Fish physiology |
| Guan, Leluo | Functional Genomics, Animal Microbiome |
| Kallenbach, Cynthia | soil organic matter dynamics in managed and natural ecosystems; carbon and nutrient cycles; environmental change and land use impact on soil microbial communities and organic matter pools |
| Protopopova, Alexandra | Other biological sciences; Social structures; rabbit housing; dog training; cultural differences in human-companion animal relationships; Animal behaviour; animal shelter; Animal welfare; community initiatives |
| von Keyserlingk, Marina | animal welfare, ethics of animal use, farm animals, dairy cattle welfare, Animal Welfare Behavior, housing and management and how these contribute to animal health and welfare of dairy cattle |
| Weary, Daniel | Animal and dairy sciences; Animal welfare; Applied animal behaviour; Dairy cattle; Laboratory animals |