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We need new colleagues in animal welfare and biosecurity indicators, physiological effects of vitamin D, and sustainable production of cultured milk.
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Associate Professor Janne Winther Christensen
Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Behaviour, stress and welfare.
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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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