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Postdoc Emil Ibraginov from the University of Copenhagen is part of the Host Pillar in PIG-PARADIGM, where he investigates how genetics, the gut…

As PIG-PARADIGM enters its final phase, project coordinator Professor Charlotte Lauridsen believes the consortium is building real momentum.

"This is…

PIG-PARADIGM was represented at the EAAP Conference in Hamburg, Germany, where leading researchers, industry representatives, and stakeholders…

A major milestone has been reached! On September 4, Antonia Vania Adji successfully defended her PhD. Congratulations from all of us from PIG-PARADIGM…

Jiahong's PhD thesis, "Genome-wide associations of hematological traits linked to growth and post-weaning diarrhea in pigs", contributes valuable new…

Members of the PIG-PARADIGM team presented their latest research at the 20th International Symposium on Microbial Ecology (ISME20).

As PIG-PARADIGM moves into its final phase, the consortium is beginning to show the impact of its interdisciplinary approach. By combining expertise…

Maria Skødt Kroier, 28, is a third-year PhD student in the Nutrition pillar of the PIG-PARADIGM project. Throughout her PhD, she has gained valuable…

As PIG-PARADIGM enters its final phase, one of its most significant achievements may not be any single dataset, discovery, or technological advance.…