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Shane Maloney is a Professor at the University of Western Australia and part of the Centre for Human Lactation Research Translation. His research primarily focuses on mammalian and avian physiology, with a special emphasis on thermal physiology. He leads several significant projects, including those addressing extreme heat exposure and its implications for pregnancy in Australia. His work incorporates a multidisciplinary approach, bringing together environmental epidemiology, biological mechanisms, and community co-design to tackle these issues effectively. Furthermore, Shane's research interests have expanded to encompass agricultural productivity, particularly concerning heat stress in livestock and strategies to improve animal welfare and productivity in changing climatic conditions. He has contributed to national and international collaborations and has numerous publications reflecting his expertise in comparative physiology, thermoregulation, and environmental adaptations. Shane is committed to advancing knowledge in his field and generating impactful strategies for health management and animal husbandry.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Conducting research and teaching in physiology, focusing on mammalian and avian species.
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