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  • Graduate Student Seminar by MaryGrace Erickson

    Meat Science and Animal Biologics Building 1933 Observatory Drive, Madison, Wisconsin

    Title: Dietary crude protein oscillation in diets adequate and deficient in metabolizable protein: effects on productivity and environmental outputs of Holstein cows Presenter: MaryGrace Erickson, Dairy Sciences Ph.D. candidate (advisor: […]

  • Graduate Student Seminar by Yanghai Zhang

    Meat Science and Animal Biologics Building 1933 Observatory Drive, Madison, Wisconsin

    Title: Molecular mechanism of RNA-binding motif protein 20 (RBM20) in muscle structure and function Presenter: Yanghai Zhang, Animal Sciences Ph.D. candidate (advisor: Dr. Wei Guo), Department of Animal & Dairy […]

  • Graduate Student Seminar by Fiona Louise Guinan

    Meat Science and Animal Biologics Building 1933 Observatory Drive, Madison, Wisconsin

    Title: Genetic analysis of lactation consistency using daily milk weights in U.S. Holsteins Presenter: Fiona Louise Guinan, Animal Sciences Ph.D. candidate (advisor: Dr. Kent Weigel), Department of Animal & Dairy […]

  • Graduate Student Seminar by Agustin Chasco

    Meat Science and Animal Biologics Building 1933 Observatory Drive, Madison, Wisconsin

    Title: Estrus expression in dairy cows: phenotyping, genetic variability, and association with reproductive performance Presenter: Agustin Chasco, Animal Sciences M.S. candidate (advisor: Dr. Francisco Peñagaricano), Department of Animal & Dairy […]

  • Graduate Student Seminar by Marjorie Killerby Campos

    Meat Science and Animal Biologics Building 1933 Observatory Drive, Madison, Wisconsin

    Title: Effects of energy source and amino acid supplementation on milk production and nitrogen use efficiency Presenter: Marjorie Killerby Campos, Dairy Sciences Ph.D. candidate (advisor: Dr. Sebastian Arriola Apelo), Department […]

  • Nutrition & Metabolism Animal Nutrition Seminar

    274 Animal Sciences

    Brittney works in the lab of Tom Crenshaw. Brittney’s research has focused on early
    development and progression of osteochondrosis lesions in long bones during growth
    using the Hypovitaminosis‐D swine model. Our lab’s current research interests are
    focused on how vitamin D modulates monocyte differentiation into osteoclasts and
    subsequent osteoclastic function during endochondral ossification.

  • Graduate Student Seminar by Larissa Novo

    Meat Science and Animal Biologics Building 1933 Observatory Drive, Madison, Wisconsin

    Title: Genetic analysis of two relevant health traits: Johne's Disease and Hypocalcemia Presenter: Larissa Novo, Animal Sciences Ph.D. candidate (advisor: Dr. Francisco Peñagaricano), Department of Animal & Dairy Sciences, UW-Madison […]

  • Graduate Student Seminar by Lihe Liu

    Meat Science and Animal Biologics Building 1933 Observatory Drive, Madison, Wisconsin

    Title: Enrichkit: a useful omics tool for animal scientists Presenter: Lihe Liu, Animal Sciences Ph.D. candidate (advisor: Dr. Francisco Peñagaricano), Department of Animal & Dairy Sciences, UW-Madison Location: MSABD Room […]