Synergy for preventing damaging behaviour in group housed pigs and chickens
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Short Term Scientific Missions - 2017
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Zsolt Becskei
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Hellenic Agricultural Organisation
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3
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Incidence of feather pecking and tail biting and economic impact in Greece
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Anna Xexaki
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NMBU, Norway
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1,2,3
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Broaden knowledge on immunology and modern breeding and management practices in the laying hen industry
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Faye Tahamtani
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Slovak Academy of Sciences
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1
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Investigating how feather peckers choose their victims: can they detect assymmetry?
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Lisette van der Zande
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INRA
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1,2
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Advanced statistical analysis of tail bite score at weaning
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Slobodan Knezevic
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WUR
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1
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Automatic tracking - linking phenotype to technology, exploratory analysis
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Zuzana Skalna
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University of Bristol
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2
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How do stress and information spread through groups of laying hens?
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Heng-Lun Ko
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University of Helsinki
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2
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Damaging behaviour in piglets around weaning in a group housed system
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John Lees
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University of Bristol
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2
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Maternal care / brooding effects on feather pecking
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Mia Fernyhough
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University of Stavanger
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1
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Effects of laying hen breeding
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Oceane Schmitt
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INRA
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2
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Evaluation of the possibility to collect molecular and body phenotypes at birth to predict piglet survival and welfare
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Elske de Haas
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University of Linkoping
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1
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Gene expression in relation to feather pecking in chickens
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Mona Giersberg
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Wageningen University
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1
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Assessment of animal-based welfare indicators in high and low feather pecking strains
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Virpi Sali
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NMBU, Norway
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3
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Non-invasive sampling for immunological markers
e.g adenosinedeaminase and cytokines in pigs
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Christina Veit
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NMBU, Norway
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3
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Behavioural observation of LPS challenged pigs
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