Miel Hostens

Associate Professor

Cornell University

United States

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Miel Hostens is an Associate Professor at Cornell University in the United States. His research interests focus on animal science, with particular emphasis on dairy cattle and broiler chickens. Recent articles authored by Dr. Hostens explore various topics, including the relationship between mortality and performance in broiler chickens, lameness in dairy cows, and the application of artificial intelligence in dairy science.

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Veerle Fievez

Professor at Ghent University

Ghent University

BELGIUM

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Arjan Stegeman

Professor

Utrecht University

NETHERLANDS

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Eddie Bokkers

Wageningen University & Research

NETHERLANDS

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Ben Aernouts

Professor at KU Leuven

KU Leuven

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Imke De Boer

Wageningen University & Research

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Leen Vandaele

Instituut voor Landbouw- Visserij- en Voedingsonderzoek

BELGIUM

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Articles (10)

Applied research note: exploring the relationship between first-week mortality and performance after the first week in broiler chickens

A systematic review and meta-analysis of lameness scoring methods and the prevalence of lameness of dairy cows in Northwest Europe

Agents are all you need: Pioneering the use of agentic artificial intelligence to embrace large language models into dairy science

Association of artificial intelligence–predicted milk yield residuals to behavioral patterns and transition success in multiparous dairy cows

Broiler flocks in production systems with slower-growing breeds and reduced stocking density receive fewer antibiotic treatments and have lower mortality

A predictive model for hypocalcaemia in dairy cows utilizing behavioural sensor data combined with deep learning

Association between days post-conception and lactation persistency in dairy cattle

Lactation performances in primiparous Holstein cows following short and normal gestation lengths

Prediction of key milk biomarkers in dairy cows through milk mid-infrared spectra and international collaborations

Milk yield residuals and their link with the metabolic status of dairy cows in the transition period.

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Veerle Fievez

Arjan Stegeman

Eddie Bokkers

Ben Aernouts

Imke De Boer

Leen Vandaele

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