Joana Jacinto, Dr. med. vet., PhD, Dip. ECBHM Scientist Livestock genetics Phone +41 75 500 08 54 E-Mail joana.jacinto@unibe.ch Office 011 (EG) private website www.wiederkaeuerklinik.unibe.ch/e18958/e49277/e1502033 ORCID No orcid.org/0000-0002-6438-7975
Team Livestock genetics Name / Titel Stefan Vasiljevic Funktion PhD student Mail stefan.vasiljevic@unibe.ch Name / Titel Sidonia Glatthard, med. vet. Funktion Doctoral student Mail sidonia.glatthard@unibe.ch Phone +41 75 500 08 29 Name / Titel Burkhard Celine, med. vet. Funktion Doctoral student Mail celine.burkhard@unibe.ch Phone +41 75 500 08 29 Name / Titel Melanie Burren Funktion Master student Mail melanie.burren@students.unibe.ch
Name / Titel Sidonia Glatthard, med. vet. Funktion Doctoral student Mail sidonia.glatthard@unibe.ch Phone +41 75 500 08 29
Name / Titel Burkhard Celine, med. vet. Funktion Doctoral student Mail celine.burkhard@unibe.ch Phone +41 75 500 08 29
Projects SWISScow2.0 Can hoof health be improved through breeding? Identification of genetic variants influencing the risk of developing major hoof diseases in Swiss dairy cattle Unravelling bovine spastic syndrome: is this hereditary disorder a hidden threat to the health, welfare and sustainable production of Swiss dairy cattle?
Partners National collaboration partners Qualitas AG ETH Tiergenomik Schweizer Rinderzucht (ASR) Gesunde Klauen International collaboration partners Univ. Bologna, IT Univ. Padua, IT Univ. Copenhagen, DK
CV 2018: DVM, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Lusofona University, Portugal 2018-2022: PhD, Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences, University of Bologna, Italy Topic: New perspectives of genetic disorders in cattle 2020-2023: ECBHM Residency, Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences, University of Bologna, Italy Research topic: Surveillance of genetic disorders in cattle 2023: Diplomate of the European College of Bovine Health Management (ECBHM) Since 2024: Scientist, Clinic for Ruminants and Institute of Genetics, Vetsuisse, University of Bern Research topic: Hoof health improvement through genomics