Application of sensor-technologies for the automated monitoring of broiler chicken and pig welfare indicators

Behavioural and electrophysiological measures of sleep in laying hens

Doctoral project Eva Van laer

Doctoral project Evelien Graat

Doctoral project Freek Van Riet

Doctoral project Leonie Jacobs

Doctoral project Lisanne Stadig

Doctoral project Michael Plante-Ajah

Doctoral project Olga Szczodry

Doctoral project Petra Briene

Improving the selection, catching and loading of broilers and end-of-lay hens

Optimizing part-time group housing for female breeding rabbits

Computer vision and network analysis methods for studying interaction patterns of farm animals based on video monitoring

Doctoral project Emilie-Julie Bos

Doctoral project Sophie de Graaf

Doctoral project Timo De Waele

Exploring the potential of conventional and sensor-based welfare indicators in applied poultry research

Welfare effects of early nutrition in broiler chickens

Increasing the range for chickens in use by mobile houses, combined with the production of short rotation coppice

Poultry and Pig Low Input and Organic Production Systems’ Welfare

Research into more animal friendly catching and loading of broiler chickens and reformed laying hens

The impact of novel early-life management practices and outdoor enrichment on the welfare and range use of free-range laying hens

Automated monitoring of pig behavior using multi-modal sensing and its application to study social interactions and stress

Internet-of-animals: Design and development of an integrated health and welfare monitoring system for dairy cows

Internet of Animals: Wireless Spatio-Temporal Observation of Dairy Goats Using Unsupervised Deep Learning