History & previous meeting
IFRG 2013 MEETING - Gottingen, Germany
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Organiser - Marleen Boerjan
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Session |
Speaker |
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Thermostimulation |
Prof. S. Yahav, Institute of Animal Science, ARO the Volcani Center. Israel |
Thermal treatments before incubation improve performance of Cobb broilers to 35 days of age |
Thermostimulation |
Dr. Y. Piestun, Dept. of Poultry and Aquaculture sciences, ARO the Volcani Center. Israel |
Pre-natal thermal manipulation of turkey embryos-effects on embryo development and post-hatch performance |
Thermostimulation |
S. Tatge, Institute of Biology, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany |
Temperature training before hatching: successful method to optimize hatching results and performance in broiler chickens |
Thermostimulation |
M. Nasser, Institute of Biology, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany |
Long-term influence of prenatal temperature stimulation on reproductive performance in juvenile female broilers: a modified immune-histochemical amplification technique enabled the detection of hypothalamic type-II iodothyronin deiodinase (Dio2) expression |
Influence of incubation conditions on performance |
Prof. S.Y. Wang, Insitute of Biotechnology Chinese Culture University, Taiwan |
Manipulating incubation conditions to alter sex ratio of Taiwan Country Chickens |
Influence of incubation conditions on performance |
Dr. O. Elibol, Ankara University, Faculty of Agriculture, Turkey |
Effect of hatching time on yolk sac percentage and broiler performance |
Influence of incubation conditions on performance |
C. Pol, HatchTech B. V., the Netherlands |
Effect of incubation temperature on leg bone development in broiler hatchlings |
General aspects of incubation |
R. Yair, Dept. of Animal Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel |
Embryonic bone development: comparison between current and mid-80 broiler strains |
General aspects of incubation |
Dr H. van den Brandt, Dept. of Animal Sciences, Wageningen University, the Netherlands |
Influences of breeder age on energy utilization and embryonic heat production |
General aspects of incubation |
T. Torma, Institute of Animal Sciences, University of West Hungary, Hungary |
Effects of mechanical impacts on hatchability of broiler breeders |
General aspects of incubation |
A. Salamon, University College Dublin, Ireland
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Double and single yolk duck egg dimension and contents; the importance of yolk size and position for albumen secretion |
General aspects of incubation |
Dr. Y. Nys, INRA and WPSA President European federation, Nouzilly, France |
The innate immunity of the egg and its regulation, related to the hen environment and to egg storage |
Workshop - Egg quality |
Prof. N. Sparks, Animal & Veterinary Sciences, SRUC Avian Science Research Centre, UK |
Ron Board – a lifetime’s contribution to egg science and so much more besides. For Nick's presentation click here ; click any slide to start the slide show. |
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Dr Bart De Ketelaere. BIOSYST – MeBioS – Qualimatrics, Faculty of Bioscience Engineering, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium |
The potential of novel sensor technologies and data processing techniques for noninvasive egg quality assessment. |
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Dr A. Förster, Lohmann Tierzucht, Germany |
Quality criteria of layer eggs with focus on optimum incubation results |
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Guo Jun, Aviagen, UK |
Egg quality and hatchability in broiler breeders |