HFX407 Emissions and Microbiota: a path to sustainable animal production
About this course
Qualify the students to conduct, evaluate and discuss experiments and concepts in (animal nutrition) research related to feed digestion by microbial fermentation and emissions of methane
Learning outcome
KNOWLEDGE. The student shall:
-know methods and factors determining and measures reducing methane emissions from ruminant livestock
-know genomics data processing to characterize microbial functions
-have knowledge about life cycle analysis
SKILLS. The student will:
-be able to conduct in vitro experiments with rumen fluid (sampling, laboratory analyses)
-be able to evaluate and interpret the data generated in this course and to write a joint manuscript
-be able to contribute in investigation of methane emissions from ruminant livestock
GENERAL COMPETENCE. The student will:
-be able to inform professionals about own research results
-be able to contribute to measures aiming at reducing methane emissions from ruminant livestock production
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