About modern diseases and modern dairy cows: a fundamental study unraveling the metabolic stress and inflammatory pathways in periparturient high yielding dairy cows.

Development and strategic basic research towards an innovative biomarker for productive longevity in high-yielding dairy cattle.

Genotype and Environment contributing to the sustainability of dairy cow production systems through the optimal integration of genomic selection and novel management protocols based on the development

Identifying the inflammatory pathway associated with digital dermatitis in dairy cattle.

Improvement of Cattle Fertility and Fetal Programming guided by Ultrasonography, Hormonal Assay and Metabolic Profiling.

Induction of milk fat depression by means of specific fatty acids to reduce the negative energy balance in the beginning of the lactation in high yielding dairy lows

Innovative tools to improve preventive and curative claw care in dairy cattle

Innovative ways to boost a healthy start in young calves: working on improved colostrum quality and transfer of passive immunity.

Innovative ways to boost a healthy start in young calves: working on improved colostrum quality and transfer of passive immunity.

Research project to optimize the herd health management of modern cattle herds with a special interest in the fertility and claw health.

The role of the adipose tissue in the pathogenesis of insulin resistance and increased disease susceptibility in high yielding dairy cows

The transition period as a monitoring window for the nutritional and metabolic resilience of high-yielding dairy cattle

The uterine microbiome in dairy cattle and its effect on pregnancy success

Exploring the seminal microbiome in dogs will deliver seminal knowledge on semen quality and dog fertility

Long-term effects of signaling molecules during bovine oocyte maturation in vitro: from research to clinical practice

The canine vaginal microbiome in health, disease and around conception: towards responsible antibiotic use in veterinary practice