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HUWS Sharon Ann

  • Huws Lab, Queen's University Belfast - (Institute for Global Food Security), Belfast, United Kingdom
  • Cattle production, Emissions , Genomics, Gut function, Gut microbiology, Rumen microbiology, Rumen microbiome , Ruminant nutrition
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Sharon's key research interests lie in understanding the role that rumen microbes play in ruminant food security. Her research is strategically focused on understanding the functionality of rumen microbes—with the aim of addressing food security and human health—coupled with industrial biotechnology related to the rumen microbiome. Sharon also has a general interest in microbiomes and occasionally focuses attention on poultry, pig and even human lung microbiomes. Sharon coordinates the global 'Rumen Microbial Genomics' network, is an editor for the journals Microbiome and Frontiers in Microbiology, as well as a ruminant nutrition section editor for the journal Animal. Educational Background: Sharon has a BSC (Hons) in Zoology ; an MSc in Applied parasitology and medical entomology, a PhD in Microbiology, as well as a postgraduate certificate in teaching higher education. Work background: Sharon is currently a Professor in Animal Science at Queen's University's
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HUWS Sharon Ann

  • Huws Lab, Queen's University Belfast - (Institute for Global Food Security), Belfast, United Kingdom
  • Cattle production, Emissions , Genomics, Gut function, Gut microbiology, Rumen microbiology, Rumen microbiome , Ruminant nutrition
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Sharon's key research interests lie in understanding the role that rumen microbes play in ruminant food security. Her research is strategically focused on understanding the functionality of rumen microbes—with the aim of addressing food security and human health—coupled with industrial biotechnology related to the rumen microbiome. Sharon also has a general interest in microbiomes and occasionally focuses attention on poultry, pig and even human lung microbiomes. Sharon coordinates the global 'Rumen Microbial Genomics' network, is an editor for the journals Microbiome and Frontiers in Microbiology, as well as a ruminant nutrition section editor for the journal Animal. Educational Background: Sharon has a BSC (Hons) in Zoology ; an MSc in Applied parasitology and medical entomology, a PhD in Microbiology, as well as a postgraduate certificate in teaching higher education. Work background: Sharon is currently a Professor in Animal Science at Queen's University's