Bridging Research Disciplines to Advance Animal Welfare Science: A Practical Guide

By: Marian Scott and Simon P. Turner and Andrea Nolan and Julie Thompson Klein and Robert Frodeman and Faical Akaichi and Gareth Arnott and Marianne Benard and Grace A. Carroll and Tjard De Buning and Jack Dekkers and Paul Forsythe and Dietmar Fuchs and Luis Gomez-Raya and Johanna Gostner and Lisa Graham-Wisener and Jenny M. Groarke and Carlos Guerrero-Bosagna and Alexandra Harlander and Victoria E. Lee and Claire Mindus and Rebecca E. Nordquist and Rachel S.E. Peden and Wendy M. Rauw and Jacky Reid and T. Bas Rodenburg and Janice M. Siegford and Jerine A.J. Eijk and Nienke Van Staaveren and Kaitlin Wurtz

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Synopsis: In recent years there has been a huge rise in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research in animal sciences which has accelerated improvements in animal welfare. Down to earth and practical, this book gives guidance on how cross-disciplinary research can advance animal welfare. With numerous examples and case studies, the text explains: · the different concepts regarding cross-disciplinary research · how to set up cross-disciplinary research projects · how to work in cross functional teams and models for effective team working · how different fields can impact animal welfare, including social sciences, neurosciences, genetics, behavioural ecology and technology. The aim of the book is to help researchers and graduate animal science students to understand how to advance animal welfare through the integration of disciplines.