Dr. Rebecca Doyle is a senior lecturer with the Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences, and researcher at the Animal Welfare Science Centre, the University of Melbourne. Rebecca’s research includes fundamental cognitive measures of welfare through to applied animal welfare research in Australia and internationally.
This spread means she works at the forefront of animal welfare and can turn new discoveries into direct improvements in the lives of animals. In February 2018, she travelled to Antarctica with around 80 other women for Homeward Bound, a leadership, strategic and science initiative that aims to heighten the influence and impact of women in STEMM. For more details please head to www.rebeccadoyle.org
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Knowledge and attitudes are important factors in farmers' choice of lamb tail docking length.
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Improving smallholder dairy and beef profitability by enhancing farm production and value ..
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If we could talk to the animals
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Investigating the effect of pen shape and pen size on group flight distance of extensively..
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Assessing and Addressing On-Farm Sheep Welfare
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Enrichment with Lucerne Hay Improves Sow Maternal Behaviour and Improves Piglet Survival
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Phasing out of mulesing: cost, benefits and opportunities
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Credentials
Positions
Positions
Senior Lecturer (Animal Behaviour And Welfare)
Veterinary Clinical Sciences
Education
Education
Doctor of Philosophy
University of New England
Bachelor Animal Veterinary BioScience
University of Sydney