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  Can the hierarchical behaviour of dairy cows tell us about their experience of historical treatment for disease, and what can we tell from their behaviours about future response to disease?
University of Bristol Bristol Veterinary School
  Dr A Butterworth
Application Deadline: 3 June 2019
The project. Animal health can present economic and animal welfare concerns for dairy farmers.
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  PhD Development of machine learning algorithms for early prediction of lameness in cattle using heterogenous and irregular data
University of Nottingham School of Veterinary Medicine & Science
  Dr J Kaler, Dr T Kypraios, Prof M Green
Application Deadline: 22 February 2019
This opportunity is based within Ruminant Population Health group at the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science which conducts cutting-edge research into the health and welfare of cattle and sheep focussing on endemic diseases.
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  Links between animal behaviour, health and welfare
University of Bristol Faculty of Health Sciences
  Dr SDE Held
Applications accepted all year round
An animal’s behaviour both causes and reflects changes in its health and welfare. The biological processes underlying these relationships are increasingly well understood in humans.
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  Fluency and Context in Recognition Memory
University of Manchester Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health
  Dr J Taylor, Dr D Talmi
Applications accepted all year round
This project relates to a sort of ‘memory illusion’. On a recognition memory test, increasing the perceptual fluency of a test cue increases the likelihood that the word will be endorsed as ‘familiar’, even if it hasn’t been seen in the study phase (and therefore should have been called ‘new’).
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