Background:Graduation in Veterinary Medicine (University of São Paulo, Brazil, 1996);Master of Science in Animal Reproduction (University of São Paulo, Brazil, 2000);Ph.D. in Animal Reproduction (University of São Paulo, Brazil, 2004);Invited researcher at the Laboratory of Animal Andrology (University of California-Davis, USA, 1999).Professional Activities:Since 2005: Researcher of the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation/EMBRAPA, unity Embrapa Cattle Southeast.Since 2006: Professor of the Post-Graduation Program in Animal Science (UFPA/EMBRAPA/UFRA).Since 2019: Professor of the Post-Graduation Program in Animal Reproduction (FMVZ/USP)Reviewer of scientific journals: Theriogenology (Elsevier), Livestock Science (Elsevier), Andrologia (Wiley), Tropical Animal Health and Production (Springer), Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, e Revista Brasileira de Reprodução Animal (Colégio Brasileiro de Reprodução Animal).Research Emphasis:Biotechnology of reproduction, breeding cattle and buffaloes, artificial insemination, andrology, sperm cryopreservation, environmental effects on reproductive efficiency of buffaloes and bovine, precision livestock farming (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Current international socioeconomic scenery has leaded food producing countries to be more efficient, associated to a concern with making the access to food more equitable and producing it in a safer and more sustainable manner. To this end, it is fundamental to develop digital technologies that allow farmers to perform real-time monitoring of grazing herds to favor the productivity and a…
In 2018 Brazil became the principal exporter of beef with an 11% growth in shipping and US$ 6.5 billion in revenues. However, as demand growths, the requirement for products of high quality, for ethical production and animal welfare also growths. Under stress, animals activate adaptative mechanisms which alter their physiology and behavior. In Brazil, thermal stress is a problem which red…
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