Via the links below you can find information about current research activities, -projects and -results on all of the research areas at the Department of Animal Science.
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Research units
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Expert list
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The Department of Animal Science aims to be visible in society in general, e.g. by strong cooperative relations with knowledge institutions, trade and industry as well as companies in Denmark and abroad. The research activities are often accomplished in cooperation with other national or international research environments, industrial partners or industrial associations.
Aarhus University
Blichers Alle 20
DK-8830 Tjele
Phone: +45 8715 6000
E-mail: anis@au.dk
![[Translate to English:] Cow with activity leg sensor. Photo: Linda S. Sørensen.](typo3temp/_processed_/csm_DSCF8798_60a32b3e8b.jpg "[Translate to English:] Cow with activity leg sensor. Photo: Linda S. Sørensen.")
2019.06.26 | Anis, Cattle
Many new sensors for automatic measuring of cattle behaviour are developed and new devices are introduced in these years using different technologies. In the EU-project SmartCow, a report has been produced including a checklist to consult before a study to validate a sensor for measuring cattle behaviour.
2019.05.28 | Anis, Cattle, People, Pigs, Poultry, Mink
It is a pleasure to invite you for the inauguration of two newly appointed professors, Søren Østergaard and Jan Tind Sørensen, in the areas of Animal Health Economics and Livestock herd management. The lectures will be concluded by a reception hosted by the department. Registration deadline: 7 June 2019.
2019.05.23 | PhD defense, Anis, Pigs
PhD student Mihai Victor Curtasu will defend his thesis 4 June in the auditorium at AU Foulum. The defence is public.
2019.05.10 | Calls, Anis, Cattle
The second call for proposals for Transnational Access (TNA) within the SmartCow project has now been launched. The TNA call makes available cattle research facilities of SmartCow partners for research by academic or industry colleagues from other (mainly EU) countries.
2019.04.30 | Anis, Cattle
Interested in feed efficiency of cattle and methane emissions? Join the SmartCow training program!
