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Vivian Goerlich is an Assistant Professor at Utrecht University, specializing in the field of Animal Welfare and the dynamics of individual coping and adaptation in various animal species. Her research focuses on how animals can cope with and adapt to environmental challenges, emphasizing the importance of early life experiences in shaping an individual's health and behavior. She investigates the physiological and behavioral implications of maternal influences during the perinatal period, demonstrating how these factors can result in long-lasting changes over generations via epigenetic mechanisms. Goerlich applies her knowledge in veterinary public health education, where she teaches courses on Animal Welfare, Ethology, and Welfare Management. Her work encompasses a broad array of species, including birds and various livestock, aiming to improve the welfare assessment practices in agricultural and urban settings. Through her research, she aims to understand the complexities of animal welfare within human society.
Utrecht University • Utrecht, Netherlands
Focuses on animal welfare, coping mechanisms, and the impact of early experiences on health and behavior.
Department of Psychology