Rafal Stryjek

associate professor

Polish Academy of Sciences

Poland

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Dr. Rafal Stryjek is an Associate Professor at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Poland. His research areas include the detection and genotyping of pathogens in wildlife, animal behavior, and the ecological validity of animal assays. His recent publications explore various topics such as multidrug resistance in animals and novel behaviors observed in wild species, contributing to a deeper understanding of wildlife interactions and health.

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Piotr Bębas

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Dawid Jańczak

assistant professor

Nicolaus Copernicus University

POLAND

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Aleksandra Zasada

Head of the Department/Associate Professor

National Institute of Public Health

POLAND

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Markus Fendt

Group leader, professor

Otto-von-Guericke Universität Magdeburg

GERMANY

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Joanna Rączaszek-Leonardi

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Articles (10)

PCR Detection, Genotyping, and Differentiation of Toxoplasma gondii from Hammondia hammondi Excreted in the Feces of Cats in Poland Between 2020 and 2024

Catch me if you can: free-living mice show a highly flexible dodging behaviour suggestive of intentional tactical deception

Multidrug resistance of Escherichia coli isolated from the urinary bladder of dogs and cats with suspected urinary tract infections

Making a case for the free exploratory paradigm: animal welfare-friendly assays that enhance heterozygosity and ecological validity

Why are predator cues in the field not more evocative? A ‘real world’ assay elicits subtle, but meaningful, responses by wild rodents to predator scents

A newly discovered behavior (‘tail-belting’) among wild rodents in sub zero conditions

Novelty at dawn: Exploration, low neophobia and crepuscular activity in a wild Common Buzzard (Buteo buteo)

Let's get wild: A review of free-ranging rat assays as context-enriched supplements to traditional laboratory models

Recurrence quantification analysis in the study of online coordination in Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus).

Rats and the COVID-19 pandemic: considering the influence of social distancing on a global commensal pest

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Piotr Bębas

Dawid Jańczak

Aleksandra Zasada

Markus Fendt

Joanna Rączaszek-Leonardi

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