Ms. Rutu Galea
PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, The University of Melbourne. Rutu is investigating risk factors to tail biting within the CRC-P ‘Eliminating pig tail removal to improve welfare and industry sustainability’.
Niya Lee
PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, University of Melbourne, Examining the prediction of limb injury in Thoroughbred racehorses using inertial sensor data in training and racing
Amelia Sofra
PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, The University of Melbourne. Investigating effects of qualitative dietary intervention and complex early-life environments on stress resilience and production in broiler breeder chickens.
Hanna Degefa
PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, The University of Melbourne. Designing and evaluating behavior-change interventions to improve working equid welfare and livelihoods in Ethiopia using a One Health approach.
Issy Perrignon
Honours Student, Faculty of Science, The University of Melbourne.
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Madeleine Woodruff
PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, The University of Melbourne. How can best practice become normal practice? Using tail docking in sheep as an example.
Steven Impey
PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, The University of Melbourne. Project title: Validation and development of computer vision based smart health monitoring technologies for the early detection of disease in pigs (Sus domesticus) in commercial Australian pork production systems.
Maxine Fogarty
PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, The University of Melbourne. Max is researching smothering in free range and barn layer systems.
Jessica McCrimmon
PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, The University of Melbourne. 'Developing evidence-based zoo animal welfare assessment tools and investigating stakeholder perspectives to promote positive animal welfare in zoos.'
Lucas Bizjak
Honours Student, Faculty of Science, The University of Melbourne.
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