Up to date 2022

Keynote lectures: Climate impact of pig production. Chair: Jens Peter Nielsen

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• Lisbeth Mogensen, Associate professor, AU; The climate impact from cultivation of pig feed
• Bjarne Bjerg Schmidt, Associate professor, IVH; The climate impact from production of pork
• Finn Udesen, Chief consultant, L&F; A tool for estimation of climate impact at the herd level

Session 1: Viral infections of pigs. Chair: Henrik Elvang Jensen

• Charlotte Kristensen, PhD student, IVH; Comparative pathology of pigs infected with variants of pandemic (H1N1pdm09) Influenza A viruses
• Pia Ryt-Hansen, Post doc, IVH; Ten years of swine influenza surveillance: consequences of viral evolution
• Nicole Bakkegård Goecke, Post doc, IVH; Genetic and antigenic diversity of Rotavirus A in Danish pigs
• Jonno Jorn Stelder, PhD student, IVH; Flies as vectors for bacterial and viral infections

Session 2: Pig production and health. Chair: Anni Øyan Pedersen

• Anja Varmløse Strathe, Assistant professor, IVH; Effect of feeding strategies on loose housed lactating sows
• Inge Larsen, Assistant professor, IVH; Umbilical infections in piglets: Prevalence, prophylaxis and treatment

Session 3: Reduction of antimicrobial usage and post weaning diarrhoea. Chair: Miki Boysen

• Esben Østergaard, PhD student, IVH; New methods for easy and reliable assessment of the prevalence of post-weaning diarrhoea
• Christina Larsen, PhD student, IVH; Faecal transplants in weaning and neonatal pigs 
• Rene Liang Shen, Post doc, IVH; Consequences of early postnatal antibiotics after preterm birth: Pigs as models for infants
• Anne-Sofie Glavind, PhD student, IVH; Danish pig herds assigned a Yellow Card: a descriptive register-based study
• Malene Kjelin Morsing, PhD student, IVH - Neomycin treatment of ETEC-related post-weaning diarrhoea