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Anja Brinch Riber succeeds Sanna Steenfeldt in the role as poultry coordinator in Department of Animal Science.
From May 15th 2021 Gavin L. Simpson has been employed as assistant professor in applied biometrics at the Department of Animal Science, section of…
Together with colleagues from Bristol University and Scottish Rural University College, researchers at Aarhus University have conducted a study of…
AU takes part in the large international project “SMART Broiler” which is to develop a system for surveillance of welfare in poultry by means of…
The initiative is targeted at post-doctoral researchers and PhD students and will include: "Presentations from eminent scientists on cutting edge…
As of 1 March 2021, Margit Bak Jensen has been appointed professor in behavioural needs and stress biology at Department of Animal Science, Aarhus…
Three researchers from Department of Animal Science at Aarhus University are part of EFSA’s expert groups, and ensuring that the most recent…
Senior researcher Stig Purup from Department of Animal Science, Aarhus University, has been assigned the renowned title as adjunct professor at…
A new study at Department of Animal Science shows that hatching broilers on-farm rather than in hatcheries results in a number of benefits: The chicks…
Professorship in Nutrtion and lactation physiology and a professorship in Behavioural needs and stress biology. Application deadline is 27 September.
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Senior researcher Anja Brinch Riber
Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Behaviour, stress and welfare
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![[Translate to English:] Seniorforsker Sanna Steenfeldt har valgt at stoppe som fjerkrækoordinator efter at have varetaget rollen siden 2010.](https://anivet.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/4/5/csm_Steenfeldt_sanna_debef9d7c2.jpg "[Translate to English:] Seniorforsker Sanna Steenfeldt har valgt at stoppe som fjerkrækoordinator efter at have varetaget rollen siden 2010.")
![[Translate to English:] Selv mindre gangbesværede slagtekyllinger viser tegn på vælfærdsmæssige udfordringer i form af mere inaktivitet, mindre mobilitet og højere forekomst af unormal adfærd end kyllinger med normal gang, viser AU-undersøgelse. Foto: Colourbox.](https://anivet.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/c/9/csm_COLOURBOX7956470_01_bcf16ef691.jpg "[Translate to English:] Selv mindre gangbesværede slagtekyllinger viser tegn på vælfærdsmæssige udfordringer i form af mere inaktivitet, mindre mobilitet og højere forekomst af unormal adfærd end kyllinger med normal gang, viser AU-undersøgelse. F")
![[Translate to English:] Margit Bak Jensen er udnævnt til professor i adfærdsmæssige behov og stressbiologi ved Institut for Husdyrvidenskab, AU.](https://anivet.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/9/3/csm_Margit_Bak_Jensen_2_082f9d26b5.jpg "[Translate to English:] Margit Bak Jensen er udnævnt til professor i adfærdsmæssige behov og stressbiologi ved Institut for Husdyrvidenskab, AU.")
![[Translate to English:] Daggamle kyllinger. Arkivfoto: Janne Hansen, AU.](https://anivet.au.dk/fileadmin/_processed_/8/3/csm_kyllinger-7_01_164fd83a1d.jpg "[Translate to English:] Daggamle kyllinger. Arkivfoto: Janne Hansen, AU.")
