M.S. Defense Seminar by Elizabeth McGuire
1933 Observatory Drive, Madison WI, 53706Title: A Novel Approach to Understand the Impact of Dry-off on Dairy Cow Welfare in Automatic Milking Systems Presenter: Elizabeth McGuire, Dairy Science M.S. candidate (advisor: Dr. Jennifer Van Os), UW-Madison Department […]
Ph.D. Defense Seminar by Matthew Wielgat
1933 Observatory Drive, Madison WI, 53706Title: Dictyostelid-Derived Biofilm-Degrading Products as Novel Therapeutics Against Staphylococcus epidermidis, Staphylococcus aureus, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa Wound Infections Presenter: Matthew Wielgat, Animal Science Ph.D. candidate (advisor: Dr. Dhanansayan Shanmuganayagam) Location: MSABD RM 1111
ADS Student Welcome Event – Ice Cream Float Social
Animal Science Building 1675 Observatory Drive, Madison, WI, United StatesGraduate Seminar – Agustin Chasco
1933 Observatory Drive, Madison WI, 53706Title: “Genetic evaluation of milk production using milking robot data."Speaker: Agustin Chasco
From data to research and decisions – the experience of New Zealand pasture-based dairy farms
Room 236 Animal Sciences Bldg. 1675 Observatory Dr, Madison, WI, United StatesMark Neal Head of Data Science Cnr Ruakura & Morrinsville Roads | Newstead | Private Bag 3221| Hamilton 3240 | NEW ZEALAND Mob +64 27 807 0165 Bio - Mark […]
Ph.D. Defense Seminar by Yijing Gong
1933 Observatory Drive, Madison WI, 53706Title: Supporting Decision-Making Using Dairy Farm Simulation, Optimization, and Artificial Intelligence Presenter: Yijing Gong, Dairy Science Ph.D. candidate (advisor: Dr. Victor E. Cabrera) Location: MSABD RM 1111 or virtual
Dairy Day! hosted by CALS and the Animal and Dairy Science Department
Dairy Cattle Center 1815 Linden Drive, Madison, United StatesInterested in learning more about the Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences and the Dairy and Food Animal Management major in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at UW-Madison? Join us […]
Graduate Seminar – Keith Poulsen
1933 Observatory Drive, Madison WI, 53706Title: “How did it happen, and what did we learn? H5N1 remains alive and well in U.S. Dairy, but Wisconsin retains our “Gold Status." Speaker: Keith Poulsen, DVM PhD, DACVIM Clinical Associate […]