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From May 15th 2021 Gavin L. Simpson has been employed as assistant professor in applied biometrics at the Department of Animal Science, section of Health, Aarhus University in a four year position.
A new Ph.d. position is now available: Welfare in farm mink –which cage resources do mink perceive as beneficial?" Deadline for application is "May 1st 2020.
Thirteen course participants recently received their diploma for participating in a course in Animal Experimentation funded by Department of Animal Science.
The Department of Animal Science, Aarhus University, invites highly qualified applicants for one professor position, one senior advisor position and two assistant professor/researcher positions.
The animal welfare programme WelFur has been promoted as a so-called “Self-Regulation and Co-Regulation Initiative” by the European Commission. It is the first animal welfare-focussing programme ever to achieve the stamp of approval by the Commission.
PhD defence by Anna Feldberg Marsbøl 20 November 2018 at AU Foulum. Meeting room 2 at 12h. All are welcome.
Toke Munk Schou will defend his PhD thesis 13 November 2018 at AU Foulum in the auditorium.. Everybody is welcome.
The PhD course provides a solid background of the theory and research in stress biology via lecture by leading researchers within the field.
The Department of Animal Science, Aarhus University, invites highly qualified applicants for three positions in sustainable feeding and nutritional physiology and disease prevention of monogastric production animals available from 1 November 2018 or soon thereafter.
From 7-10 August, Aarhus University hosted the yearly conference in International Society for Applied Ethology (ISAE). Therefore, researchers from all over the world gathered in Aarhus to share and discuss new knowledge of animal behaviour.
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