Here are the submissions for the final week of the ABSc GSC Creative Expression of Research Competition!
Audrey Martin, a PhD Candidate working under the supervision of Drs. Flavio Schenkel and Christine Baes, created an impressive infographic explaining genetic selection and gene interactions.
The Resilient Dairy Genome Project (RDGP) is a Large-Scale Applied Research Project funded by Genome Canada. The overall aim of the project is to enhance Canadian dairy industry sustainability by integrating genomic approaches to improve dairy cattle resilience.
ABSc Profs John Cant and Michael Steele were a part of two discussion panels hosted by Food, Agricultural and Economics (FARE) faculty Mike Von Massow, in collaboration with Dairy at Guelph, to help clarify what we know, don't know, and need to know about the recent controversies around the texture of butter and questions about palm-based feed supplements for cows.
We had more fantastic submissions for week 3 of the ABSc GSC Creative Expression of Research Competition!
Ivan Campos, a PhD Candidate working under the supervision of Dr. Flavio Schenkel, created an eye-catching infographic summarizing his research on Breeding Dairy Cattle for Climate Resilience.
The Animal Nutrition Association of Canada (ANAC) is looking to hire a summer student or recent graduate (within 1-year of completion). This is a great opportunity for someone who is interested in learning more about the Canadian feed industry and the important work done by agricultural associations.
For further details, read the job posting here or please visit the ANAC job website.
Congratulations to Kortney Acton for winning last week's prize draw for the ABSc Graduate Student Council’s Creative Expressions of Research Contest. Kortney is an M.Sc. Candidate studying beef Cattle nutrition with Dr. Katie Wood and recieved first prize from the random draw for her "COWSMOO" magazine cover!
We received many fantastic submissions last week. Please follow the links to view all of the great work our postdoctoral fellows and students are carrying out!
Congratulations to Melissa Williams, a Ph.D. Candidate studying beef Cattle nutrition with Dr. Katie Wood, for winning the First Prize Draw for the ABSc Graduate Student Council’s Creative Expressions of Research Contest.
DON'T FORGET to send in your submission for A CHANCE TO WIN!! Draws happen weekly and submissions are accepted until March 19th!