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Imke Tammen is an Associate Professor at the University of Sydney, specializing in Animal Biotechnology. She completed her undergraduate training in veterinary medicine at the Hanover School of Veterinary Medicine in Germany and obtained her doctoral degree in veterinary medicine, followed by a postdoctoral fellowship focusing on molecular genetics of inherited diseases in livestock. Since joining the University of Sydney in 1997, Imke has played a significant role in both teaching and research, holding positions such as Sub Dean at the Camden Campus of the Faculty of Veterinary Science and currently serving as the Academic Lead for Outcome Assessment at the Sydney School of Veterinary Science. Her research and teaching interests encompass veterinary science, animal genetics, and bioethics, particularly in embedding leadership training and enhancing decision-making for sustainable animal health and welfare. Imke is a member of initiatives like the Online Mendelian Inheritance in Animals (OMIA) and has contributed significantly to understanding inherited diseases in livestock through her research.
University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
Teaching and research in veterinary science and animal biotechnology.
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