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Sabrina Lomax is a Senior Lecturer in Livestock Behaviour Welfare at the School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Sydney. Her research is focused on promoting livestock production practices that integrate technology and animal behaviour welfare science. Sabrina completed her PhD in 2011, examining the use of topical anaesthesia for painful livestock husbandry procedures, and has engaged in post-doctoral research to explore novel methods for pain assessment and alleviation aimed at improving welfare in extensively farmed livestock. She teaches Animal Behaviour Welfare and coordinates an undergraduate Professional Experience program intended to develop students' professional skills through hands-on placements across various disciplines. Sabrina's research aligns with the Faculty of Science's strengths in various fields, including healthy ecosystems and decision-making for a sustainable future. Her projects include collaborating with industry partners to enhance productivity and welfare in livestock farming through technological innovations.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Lecturer in Livestock Behaviour Welfare, teaching and researching in animal welfare and behaviour.
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