Sarah Adcock joined the Department as an Assistant Professor of Animal Welfare in 2020. Her research interests include: 1) Evaluating how farm practices affect animal behavior, physiology and productivity, and developing strategies to optimize these outcomes ; and 2) Understanding the interconnections between animal welfare, socio-economic, and ...

I am an Assistant Professor in Animal Welfare in the Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I received my PhD in Animal Behavior at the University of California-Davis and my MSc in Cognitive and Behavioral Ecology at …

Aug 26, 2020 · Sarah Adcock joined the UW–Madison faculty in July 2020 as an assistant professor in the Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences. What is your hometown? Where did you grow up?

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Sarah Adcock, PhD. I am an Assistant Professor in Animal Welfare with a research and teaching role. The goal of my lab is to evaluate how farm practices affect animal behavior, physiology and productivity, and develop strategies to optimize these outcomes. My current focus is on sheep welfare, but I welcome collaborations in other species.

Jul 14, 2023 · Sarah Adcock seeks solutions that improve animals’ lives while also being viable for farmers to implement.

Painful procedures: when and what should we be measuring in cattle? CN Reedman, TF Duffield, TJ DeVries, KD Lissemore, SJJ Adcock, ... B Fischer, M Barrett, S Adcock, A Barron, H Browning, L...

Feb 16, 2023 · Sarah Adcock, Assistant Professor of Animal Welfare. Have you ever wondered whether you could diagnose a sick animal from changes in their behavior or how much pain your calf is experiencing after disbudding?

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Before my PhD, I conducted my MSc research on miniature pigs, characterizing the relationships between stress, cognition, sex, and personality. I am now an Assistant Professor in Animal Welfare in the Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.