Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

George Stilwell

Associate Professor and head of the Animal Behaviour and Welfare Research Lab, at the U. Lisbon Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Modules

Basic and appropriate biology – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 3.1)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Biography

Dr. George Stilwell is an Associate Professor and head of the Animal Behaviour and Welfare Research Lab, at the U. Lisbon Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. He is an authorized trainer by the Welfare Quality Network and AWIN European Animal Welfare Indicators Project, for training certified external auditors of dairy cow farms, beef cattle, and small ruminants, as well as an EFSA-invited hearing-expert for most of its working groups on health and welfare of grazing animals. He is a partner on the EVIEDVET project for veterinary education, and a member of the Portuguese National Committee for the Protection of Animals Used for Scientific purposes.

José Manuel Sánchez Morgado

Veterinary specialist in Laboratory Animal Medicine with a research focus on microbiology and genetics in laboratory animals.

Modules

Basic and appropriate biology – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 3.1)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Biography

Dr José Manuel Sánchez Morgado is a European veterinary specialist in Laboratory Animal Medicine with a research focus on microbiology and genetics in laboratory animals. He has co-authored around 15 scientific articles in the field of laboratory animal medicine and microbiology, and published, as editor and author, the first book on reproducibility of animal research of a five-volume monograph on laboratory animal science and medicine. Since 2003, he teaches theoretical and practical courses on animal welfare, infectious diseases, and genetics in the field of laboratory animal science for scientists and animal technicians. He had managed a mini pig breeding herd homozygous for SLA (Swine Lymphocyte Antigen) and a Large White pig breeding herd for experimental purposes. He has run an ECLAM Laboratory Animal Medicine residency program, set up the ESLAV’s Summer School and Winter School programmes to train veterinarians in laboratory animal medicine, and the ESLAV’s webinar series as continuous professional development. He is also part of the Irish National Committee for the Protection of Animals Used for Scientific Purposes.

Ádám Deák

Modules

Basic and appropriate biology – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 3.1)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Aline Reitmeier

Modules

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Berta São Braz

Modules

Basic and appropriate biology – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 3.1)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Johanne Krüger

Modules

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (zebra fish) (EU module 5)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Mechthild Wiegard

Modules

Basic and appropriate biology – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 3.1)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Mette S. Herskin

Senior Research Scientist at Aarhus University

Modules

Basic and appropriate biology – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 3.1)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Biography

Dr. Mette Herskin is a Senior Research Scientist at Aarhus University, and has been organizing since 2009 PhD- and master- courses on animal stress and pain, including in animal experimentation. Her research links ethology, veterinary science and biomedicine and focuses on the welfare of farm animals when kept under conditions, where welfare may be challenged, including cases when these species – especially the pig – are used as animal models.

Rob Steenmans

Modules

Basic and appropriate biology – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 3.1)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Roberto Plasenzotti

Modules

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (mouse) (EU module 5)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (rat) (EU module 5)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Sabine Bischoff

Modules

Ethics, Animal Welfare and the Three Rs level 1 (EU module 2)

Ethics, Animal Welfare and the Three Rs level 2 (EU module 9)

Basic and appropriate biology – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 3.1)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)

Vivian Goerlich

Modules

Basic and appropriate biology – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 3.1)

Recognition of pain, suffering and distress – species specific (farm animals) (EU module 5)