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Kelsey Pool is a lecturer and research fellow at the University of Western Australia and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development. Her research primarily focuses on understanding the environmental impacts on reproduction through multigenerational Drosophila melanogaster models in sheep and cattle production systems. She completed her PhD in late 2020 at the University of Sydney and INRA, Nouzilly, France, where her research on reproductive seasonality led to the registration of a commercial product aimed at improving ovine reproductive efficiency in Australia. Kelsey is committed to integrating applied and fundamental research within the field of agricultural science, emphasizing the importance of involving producers in the research processes that benefit livestock models of mammalian fertility. She is also recognized for her outreach efforts in science communication, especially within remote and regional communities, and was honored with the 2024 Young Tall Poppy award for her contributions. Currently, her research projects include developing strategies to measure ovine fetal physiology in-situ and investigating the impact of phytoestrogens on bull fertility. Kelsey teaches several courses related to animal science and agricultural management while aligning her expertise with the UN Sustainable Development Goals for food security and sustainable agriculture.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Kelsey Pool currently works as a lecturer and research fellow, focusing on applied research in agricultural sciences, particularly in livestock fertility.
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