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Completed PhD Theses

Explore the completed PhD theses of Dairy UP students.  These research projects contribute to advancing knowledge and innovation across the dairy industry.

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Dr Blessing Azubuike   P1a Thesis: The Unrealised Potential of AI Solutions for Pasture-based Dairy Systems

Dr Blessing Azubuike

P1a Thesis: The Unrealised Potential of AI Solutions for Pasture-based Dairy Systems

Vivien Tan    P1b – Genetic x environmental interactions in Kikuyu’s toxicity

Vivien Tan

P1b – Genetic x environmental interactions in Kikuyu’s toxicity

Dr Mulisa Dida   P1d Thesis: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Soil Carbon Stocks in Dairy Farming Systems

Dr Mulisa Dida

P1d Thesis: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Soil Carbon Stocks in Dairy Farming Systems

Dr David Sheedy    P2a Thesis: Metabolic Investigations into Dairy Cow Longevity

Dr David Sheedy

P2a Thesis: Metabolic Investigations into Dairy Cow Longevity

Dr Sarah Legge   P2e Thesis: The Lasting Impact of Calf Performance

Dr Sarah Legge

P2e Thesis: The Lasting Impact of Calf Performance

Andrew Lean   P2g – Effects of environment and age of first calving on longevity and production of cattle

Andrew Lean

P2g – Effects of environment and age of first calving on longevity and production of cattle

Zain Ul  Abedien   P2f – The infectome of NSW dairy calves, a genomic microbial surveillance

Zain Ul Abedien

P2f – The infectome of NSW dairy calves, a genomic microbial surveillance

Aleksandra ‘Ola’ Stanczak   P2f – Whole genome sequencing of Escherichia coli from scouring calves from geographically diverse dairy production operations in New South Wales

Aleksandra ‘Ola’ Stanczak

P2f – Whole genome sequencing of Escherichia coli from scouring calves from geographically diverse dairy production operations in New South Wales

Dr Alice Shirley   P6a Thesis: Revealing and exploiting the diversity in dairy cattle reticulorumen temperature data for heat stress amelioration

Dr Alice Shirley

P6a Thesis: Revealing and exploiting the diversity in dairy cattle reticulorumen temperature data for heat stress amelioration

Dr Rezaul Rakib   P9b Thesis: Investigations of Heat Shock Protein 70 for Non-Invasive Detection of Heat Stress in Dairy Cows

Dr Rezaul Rakib

P9b Thesis: Investigations of Heat Shock Protein 70 for Non-Invasive Detection of Heat Stress in Dairy Cows

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Dairy UP is funded through the Australian and NSW Government’s Bushfire Industry Package – Sector Development Grant (BIP-SDG) program, with cash co-contributions from Dairy Australia, The University of Sydney’s Dairy Research Foundation, Local Land Services, Norco, Leppington Pastoral Co Ltd and Dairy NSW; and in kind contributions by all the above organisations plus NSW DPI (Biosecurity and Food Safety; Agriculture), Scibus, Australia Fresh Milk Holding Ltd, Dairy Connect and NSW Farmers.

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