Jessica Martin

Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer

Newcastle University

United Kingdom

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Dr. Jessica Martin is an Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer at Newcastle University in the UK. Her research focuses on animal welfare, specifically exploring humane practices in laboratory settings and agricultural environments. Recent publications include studies on tickling protocols in laboratory rats, gastrointestinal parasitism in housed lambs, and alternative stunning methods for pigs and poultry. She is dedicated to improving both animal welfare and veterinary practices through her scholarly work.

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Jill Thomson

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Cathy Dwyer

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Scotland's Rural College

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Emma Baxter

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Articles (15)

Stage 2 Registered Report: Refinement of tickling protocols to improve positive animal welfare in laboratory rats

Stage 2 Registered Report: Refinement of tickling protocols to improve positive animal welfare in laboratory rats

The impact of gastrointestinal parasitism on the behaviour and welfare of weaned housed lambs

The use of high expansion foam for stunning and killing pigs and poultry

Defra Final Project Report: Developing an alternative method to the use of high concentration CO2 for the commercial stunning of pigs (MH0154)

Striving for humane deaths for laboratory mice: hypobaric hypoxia provides a potential alternative to carbon dioxide exposure

The perspectives of UK personnel towards current killing practices for laboratory rodents

Engage and enjoy–investigating predictors of employee engagement and work satisfaction in equine veterinary professionals

A decade on: Where is the UK poultry industry for emergency on-farm killing?

The Rise of Heatstroke as a Method of Depopulating Pigs and Poultry: Implications for the US Veterinary Profession

Characterizing candidate decompression rates for hypobaric hypoxic stunning of pigs. Part 2: Pathological consequences

Sex differences in 50 kHz call subtypes emitted during tickling-induced playful behaviour in rats

Characterizing candidate decompression rates for hypobaric hypoxic stunning of pigs. Part 1: Reflexive behavior and physiological responses

Effect of distance and daily periods on heat-stressed pigs and pre-slaughter losses in a semiarid region

A review of methods used to kill laboratory rodents: issues and opportunities

Collaborators (7)

Simone Meddle

Alistair Lawrence

D. E. F. McKeegan

Jill Thomson

Cathy Dwyer

Emma Baxter

S. N. Greenhalgh

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