Postdocs and Visiting Scholars

My research interests: The use of feeding strategies to mitigate enteric methane emissions from Dairy cattle in the US

I am exploring the mammal’s embryo development, embryonic cell fate and adult cell reprogramming into iPSCs for understanding the key players of these pathways/mechanism on maintenance of pluripotency and cell differentiation to apply on in vitro models. Additional research interests: embryo production, epigenetics, metabolism, stem cells and chimeras.

My research focuses on modeling the interactions between weather variability, dry matter intake, and methane emissions intensity in dairy cattle in the United States. I am particularly interested in how we can integrate mathematical modeling with nutrition, physiology and management practices to achieve sustainable ruminant production systems.

Research interests: Dissecting genetic architecture of complex traits in farm animals by analyzing multi-omics data including WGS, RNA-seq, ChIP-seq, ATAC-seq, HiC etc.

Research Interests: Pathogenic bacteria of human and animals.

I use population genetics to investigate ecological and evolutionary processes relevant to wildlife conservation and management.

My research interests are quantitative genetics and mathematical modeling.

Research Interests: Monogastric animal nutrition and physiology.

My research background is in genetics and reproduction, currently I am working on developing gene edited animals to sex-specifically disrupt sperm function resulting production of a single sex of offspring.