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Wendy Muir is an Associate Professor at the University of Sydney, specializing in Animal Science. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with Honours, a PhD, a Diploma of Education, and a Graduate Certificate in Higher Education. Wendy's research has significantly contributed to the field of avian immunology, particularly in enhancing the understanding of poultry's mucosal immune systems. She transitioned to an academic appointment at the Camden campus of the University of Sydney, where she focuses on teaching poultry husbandry, immunology, and animal health. Her recent work addresses issues such as improving the leg strength of fast-growing meat chickens, the influence of nutrition on muscle development, and controlling Salmonella in layer hens. She is involved in instructing several courses, including AVBS1002, ANSC3104, AVBS4001, and VETS6201. Wendy's research aligns with the Faculty of Science's strengths, particularly in cultivating scientific capability and understanding life's complexities. She has received multiple grants aimed at improving poultry production and health practices in Australia.
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