News Animal Sciences
On this page you can read the news about Animal Breeding and Genetics, Adaptation Physiology, Animal Nutrition, Animal Production Systems, Aquaculture and Fisheries, Behavioural Ecology, Cell Biology and Immunology, Experimental Zoology, Host Microbe Interactomics, Human and Animal Physiology, Quantitative Veterinary Epidemiology and Marine Animal Ecology.
Latest news of our 12 chair groups
Animal Breeding and Genetics Group
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Efficient estimation of genetic correlations in beef cattle international evaluations
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New insights in cattle genetic diversity
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UFW-KLV Thesis Award 2019 for Dries Hulst of ABGC
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Analysis of cattle genetic diversity conserved in the Dutch genebank
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PhD course Genotype by environment interaction, uniformity and resilience was successful
Adaptation Physiology Group
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Customizing dry-period strategies of individual dairy cows
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Broilers’ natural behaviour and welfare stimulated by eating fly larvae
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Dairy farmers realize equal daily production and fertility in deliberately extended lactations
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Bas Rodenburg appointed professor
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Pigs' natural needs central to new pig farm
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Animal Nutrition Group
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Animal Production Systems Group
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Wageningen team awarded Top Visionary title for their vision for the Dutch Food System 2050
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Working together towards circular agriculture in the North of the Netherlands
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Enlighted Pigs consortium starts with a successful kick-off
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Wageningen team finalist for the Food System Vision Prize for their vision for the Dutch Food System 2050
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The Dutch food system in 2050: Healthy and circular
Aquaculture and Fisheries Group
Behavioural Ecology Group
Cell Biology and Immunology Group
Experimental Zoology Group
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Vacancy: Postdoc position: Integrated data collection for automated behavioural pattern recognition
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The soft grip of animals inspires scientists to improve robots
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Seven Wageningen researches receive Vidi grants for their own research group
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New trap eliminates more malaria mosquitoes
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Biofluidmechanics of flying insects and bio-inspired drones
