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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.
A special type of proteins may become another tool for farmers when trying to reduce the occurrence of diarrhoea in the weaning barn. Results from a…
From Research to Revolution: How Gut Health Shapes Sustainability. The story behind the PIG PARADIGM project as seen through the lens of Professor…
The 2025 PIG-PARADIGM Annual Meeting in Denmark was a gathering of leading researchers, industry experts, and early-career scientists, all committed…
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…
Head of Department, Charlotte Lauridsen, serves as the Coordinator of PIG-PARADIGM, and researchers from ANIVET are at the forefront of driving…
PigProgress: Researchers from Aarhus University, and the KU Leuven found that nutritional stress limits play behaviour performance, and negatively…
On January 1 2023, Louise Bundgaard started her new position as assistant professor at the Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences (ANIVET) at…
Researchers from Aarhus University (AU) have validated a commercially available 3D camera system that can automatically monitor the body weight of…
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Lektor Jan Værum Nørgaard
Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Monogastric nutrition
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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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