Conor McAloon retweeted
We are looking for a postdoc in veterinary medicine to work on detecting lameness in cows. Apply via UCD website ucd.ie/workatucd/jobs/
@UCD_Research @ucdagfood @scienceirel @agriculture_ie @Cheryl_Nolan @UCDCompSci @teagasc #jobs #postdoc #research
Exciting postdoc opportunity based in UCD. Developing early warning systems to detect the re-emergence BVD in Irish cattle herds. Funded by DAFM. Further details: timeshighereducation.com/uni…
Delighted to have secured funding under the PSSRC with @rafamoral developing early warning systems to detect re-emergence of BVD in Irish cattle herds
Awards of over €4.2 million under the first Policy and Strategic Studies Research Call have been announced for 1⃣9⃣ projects on climate adaptation, #planthealth and pesticides, #forestry, #animalhealth and welfare, the #bioeconomy, and women in farming
📍gov.ie/en/press-release/d2dc…
![Teagasc’s Head of Environment, Crops and Land Use Programme John Spink [right] and Research Officer Stephen Kildea [left] brief Minister Heydon [centre] on the work that will be carried out on three research projects awarded to Teagasc Oakpark as part of the PRSSC. Minister Heydon visited Teagasc Oakpark on Tuesday to see research being carried out into sustainable disease control strategies for Irish arable and potato crops.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FpgHHvCWYAEZawU.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT Teagasc’s Head of Environment, Crops and Land Use Programme John Spink [right] and Research Officer Stephen Kildea [left] brief Minister Heydon [centre] on the work that will be carried out on three research projects awarded to Teagasc Oakpark as part of the PRSSC. Minister Heydon visited Teagasc Oakpark on Tuesday to see research being carried out into sustainable disease control strategies for Irish arable and potato crops.
Exciting postdoc opportunity based in UCD Vet School with UCD School of Math and Stats - developing an automated system for the detection of lameness in cattle using machine learning. Funded through VistaMilk SFI centre. Further details:
timeshighereducation.com/uni…
John was funded by Dairy Research Ireland
Congratulations to @JohnDDonlon passing his European College of Bovine Health Management certifying examinations. Massive achievement - the highest level of specialisation possible for vets in Europe - now 1 of only 9 European specialists in bovine health in the country.
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Congratulations to @JohnDDonlon passing his European College of Bovine Health Management certifying examinations. Massive achievement - the highest level of specialisation possible for vets in Europe - now 1 of only 9 European specialists in bovine health in the country.
Exciting postdoc opportunity based in UCD Vet School with UCD School of Math and Stats - developing an automated system for the detection of lameness in cattle using machine learning. Funded through VistaMilk SFI centre. Further details universityvacancies.com/univ…
Closing dates for two exciting Teagasc-UCD PhD opportunities on animal health are fast approaching:
1. Transition cow disease in Irish dairy herds,
2. Biosecurity status of Irish dairy herds
Details and how to apply here: teagasc.ie/about/research--i…
PhD position at @ucdvetmed linking with the exciting @GBADsGlobal programme.
New #GBADs PhD opportunity available @UCDGS
Apply here: ucd.ie/graduatestudies/study…
Closing Date: 31st August
#GraduateStudies #PhD
Conor McAloon retweeted
New #GBADs PhD opportunity available @UCDGS
Apply here: ucd.ie/graduatestudies/study…
Closing Date: 31st August
#GraduateStudies #PhD
Conor McAloon retweeted
Congrats @optimistwelli - delighted to be part of this #interdisciplinary #SWAB team exploring #AnimalWelfare #DairyCalves. Survey data from 441 Irish dairy farmers. #ClusterAnalysis shows diversity of views. @AineMW @aineregan @mcaloonvet @eurcaw_re @agriculture_ie @ucdvetmed
Exciting work on dairy farmers' attitudes and calf welfare in an era of dairy expansion in Ireland with @DorisLaepple, @AlisonHanlon & @LABoyle2 is now forthcoming in @jdairyscience at:
authors.elsevier.com/a/1dFmC…
Conor McAloon retweeted
Congrats to @agneBal on the publication of 'Factors that Influence Farmers’ Views on Farm Animal Welfare: A Semi-Systematic Review and Thematic Analysis'. #SWAB project @AineMW @mcaloonvet @aineregan @LABoyle2 @ucdvetmed @UCD_CVERA@DohertyVetDean mdpi.com/2076-2615/10/9/1524
Conor McAloon retweeted
Congrats to McFarland et al - "Irish dairy farmers' engagement with animal health surveillance services: Factors influencing sample submission" @jdairyscience doi.org/10.3168/jds.2019-178… @ucdvetmed @teagasc @agriculture_ie #loveirishresearch
Conor McAloon retweeted
Important #COVID19 paper by @AndyByrneSci et al - "Inferred duration of infectious period of SARS-CoV-2: rapid scoping review and analysis of available evidence for asymptomatic and symptomatic COVID-19 cases" bmjopen.bmj.com/content/10/8… @BMJ_Open @agriculture_ie @UCD_Research @HIQA
Conor McAloon retweeted
Great stakeholder meeting yesterday for #SWAB @AineMW @aineregan @mcaloonvet @egmanzanilla @LABoyle2 @agneBal - we formed hot topic groups - #AnimalWelfare group was well attended. It is wonderful to see such stakeholder engagement 👏
Conor McAloon retweeted
Very true! As part of the @agriculture_ie SWAB project, we will be running a quiz with teenagers to test their awareness of antimicrobial resistance - come to the @teagasc stand Friday morning @BTYSTE to check it out!
Great to see huge interest in #BTYSTE again this year. RTE report that ~60% of projects are Environment/Climate Change related. Would be great to see many more AMR projects over the coming years. Educating our school children will be a key to addressing AMR into the future!




















