Dear BERGers
As UFAW kindly sponsors our BERG seminars, I share information about them and their
upcoming meetings.
Please see the line up for their next meeting which looks very interesting - registration
is a very reasonable £60.
If you are not a member - and wish to find out more, please see
www.ufaw.org.uk<http://www.ufaw.org.uk/>
All good wishes, Hannah
From: Stephen Wickens [mailto:wickens@ufaw.org.uk]
Sent: 29 January 2018 13:55
To: Hannah Buchanan-Smith <h.m.buchanan-smith(a)stir.ac.uk>
Subject: Line up of speakers: UFAW Animal Welfare Science Conference 28th June 2018,
Newcastle UK
UFAW conference 2018: "Recent advances in animal welfare science VI"
Centre for Life, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, 28th June 2018
Dear colleague,
The line up of speakers for the UFAW conference 2018 has now been announced. The
conference will feature the following talks:
* Andrews C, S Desire and M Bateson (Newcastle University, UK) Time flies when
having fun: Could time perception offer a window on affective state?
* Clegg ILK, HG Rödel, B Mercera and F Delfour (Université Paris 13, France)
Anticipatory behaviour as a welfare measure? Cognitive bias linked to anticipatory
behaviour in captive dolphins
* Green J and C Witham (Newcastle University, UK) Developing new techniques to
assess mental wellbeing in captive primates
* Hewson CJ "Come back when it's time": The A-B-C yardstick for
veterinary euthanasia decision-making
* Khoo SY-S (Concordia University, USA) Local anaesthetic refinement of
pentobarbital euthanasia reduces abdominal writhing without affecting immunohistochemical
endpoints in rats
* Kittelsen KE, EG Granquist, AL Aunsmo and E Tolo (The Norwegian Meat and Poultry
Research Centre, Norway) An evaluation of two different methods to manually catch broilers
prior to transport and slaughter
* O'Neill D, J Summers, D Church, L Collins, D Sargan and D Brodbelt (Royal
Veterinary College, UK) New era of evidence-based, comparative welfare-scoring for canine
disorders using veterinary clinical record data
* Osthaus B, L Proops, S Long, N Bell, K Hayday and F Burden (Canterbury Christ
Church University, UK) Weathering the weather: Effects of the environment on donkey, mule
and horse welfare
* Packer RMA, F Fletcher and MJ Farnworth (Royal Veterinary College, UK)
"Could not live without one". Factors driving repeated purchase and
recommendation of brachycephalic dog breeds
* Petow S, B Eusemann, A Patt and L Schrader (Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut,
Germany) The influence of age, egg production and 17ß-estradiol on keel bone length and
fractures
* Roughan JV and T Sevenoaks (Newcastle University, UK) Welfare versus scientific
costs of mouse identification methods
* Sandercock DA, JE Coe, MW Barnett, TC Freeman, P Di Giminiani and SA Edwards
(SRUC, UK) Coexpression analysis of dorsal root ganglia from tail amputated pigs at
different ages reveals long-term transcriptional signatures associated with wound healing
and inflammation, and neuropathic pain pathways
* Sinclair ARL, A Renouard, C Tallet, PJ Brunton, RB D'Eath, DA Sandercock and
A Prunier (SRUC, UK) Long-term effects of piglet tooth resection on molecular markers of
inflammation and pain in tooth pulp
* Telkanranta H, E Paul and M Mendl (University of Bristol, UK) Measuring animal
emotions with infrared thermography: How to realise the potential and avoid the pitfalls
* Williams DL (University of Cambridge, UK) Using the Extended Welfare Assessment
Grid to evaluate welfare in clinical settings
The conference will start at 9.10, with registration from 8.30, and end at 17.30. In
addition, during the lunch break there will be a poster sessions that will feature over 65
presentations. In due course abstracts for all the presentations will be made available on
the conference webpage.
Further details, including how to register, can be found on the UFAW website
www.ufaw.org.uk/recentadvances2018<http://www.ufaw.org.uk/recentadvances…18>. The
cost of registration, including lunch and refreshments, is £60.
Regards,
Stephen Wickens, BSc PhD
UFAW Development Officer
Contact details:
Stephen Wickens, Newcastle 2018, UFAW, The Old School, Brewhouse Hill, Wheathampstead,
Hertfordshire, AL4 8AN, UK. Tel: +44 (0) 1582 831818; Fax: +44 (0) 1582 831414; Website:
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