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📅 Application deadline is 26 April, 2026. We look forward to receiving your application.
We need new colleagues in animal welfare and biosecurity indicators, physiological effects of vitamin D, and sustainable production of cultured milk.
Researchers from Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen are collaborating with Velas and SimHerd to develop a model that can predict the…
Two pallets stacked on top of each other served as the podium when Rector Brian Bech Nielsen and the Mayor of Viborg Municipality, Ulrik Wilbek, today…
Sustainability in dairy production is a top priority in the U.S. and in Denmark. Participate in the webinar “Roads to sustainability in dairy…
On January 1 2023, Louise Bundgaard started her new position as assistant professor at the Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences (ANIVET) at…
PhD student Milani Bhagya Samarasinghe from Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences will defend her thesis in the auditorium 6 January 2023 in…
We've heard it before, cows are agriculture's big climate sinners, but what if you could reduce methane emissions by making them graze on fields with…
The No Methane project led by professor Mette Olaf Nielsen from the Department of Animal- and Veterinary Sciences at Aarhus University and the product…
By keeping your dairy herd healthy and preventing disease, it will reduce CO2 emissions and increase revenue. According to professor Søren Østergaard,…
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The course is intended for PhD students and researchers working on microbiology and/or microbial resistance.
The aim is to give PhD students an overview of the concept of animal pain from a biological perspective.
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