EAAP Announces 2026 Distinguished Service Award Recipients

The European Federation of Animal Science (EAAP) has announced the recipients of its 2026 Distinguished Service Awards (DSA). The EAAP Council has selected three distinguished scientists as this year's honourees: Haldja Viinalass (Estonia), Georg Thaller (Germany), and Michael Lee (United Kingdom). Congratulations to Haldja, Georg and Michael! The Distinguished Service Award is presented...

Giuseppe Bee received the Prestigious 2026 Leroy Award

The EAAP (European Federation of Animal Science) is proud to announce that the 2026 Leroy Award has been given to Giuseppe Bee, a leading researcher at Agroscope (Switzerland). This award, the highest honour granted by our organization, recognizes scientific excellence and the exceptional contribution made to European animal science throughout...

A pan-genome–based sequencing framework for genotype imputation and breeding applications

Pan-genome approaches are increasingly recognized as a solution to the limitations of linear reference genomes in genetically diverse populations. This webinar presents a cost-effective sequencing-based framework for genotype imputation, quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping, and breeding support, with a focus on applications in agricultural genomics. The approach integrates pan-genome graph representations with...

Meet the EAAP Industry Club: A Conversation with CJ BIO

A new initiative has been launched to recognize and highlight companies driving innovation, research excellence, and sustainability across the livestock and animal science sectors. This series will feature conversations with industry leaders who are shaping the future of animal nutrition, health, welfare, and environmental stewardship. The series begins with an exclusive...

Short- and long-distance transport: health, survival and growth of preweaned dairy and dairy-beef cross calves

This retrospective observational study investigated the impact of transport duration—ranging from thirty minutes to twenty-four hours—on the survival, health, and weight gain of over 390,000 dairy and dairy-beef cross calves. Transported at an average age of just over three days, the calves demonstrated a very low initial mortality rate of 0.015% upon arrival at...

New Dates Announced for the 1st World Conference on Animal Fiber Production

Please be advised of an important update regarding the 1st “World Conference on Animal Fiber Production”. Originally scheduled for June, this landmark event has been officially rescheduled and will now take place from October 26 to 31, 2026, in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China. Organized under the patronage of the World Association of Animal Production (WAAP)...