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Mathilde Pauline Coutant is a postdoctoral researcher at Aarhus University, specializing in animal welfare, behavior, and physiology of livestock animals. Her research aims to quantify the effects of husbandry procedures, such as castration and weaning, on the physiological and emotional responses of pigs, utilizing sensors and acoustic analyses. Mathilde is particularly focused on developing and validating new methodologies to accurately record welfare and behavior in animals. With multiple research projects currently underway, she actively collaborates on studying sound indicators of animal welfare and is involved in several initiatives aimed at improving farm animal lifespans and welfare standards. Mathilde’s expertise is recognized nationally and internationally through her participation in lectures and organization of academic events, providing significant contributions to the field of veterinary behavior. In 2023, she received an Early Career Award from the Journal of Veterinary Behavior, acknowledging her impactful work in the area.
Aarhus University • Tjele, Denmark
Conducting research in animal welfare, focusing on behavior and emotional responses in livestock.
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