Date/Time
Date(s) - Fri 23 October
15:00
Genomics Aotearoa Friday Seminar Series
The next seminar in the Genomics Aotearoa Friday Seminar Series will be Prof Jennie Pryce (La Trobe University and Agriculture Victoria) presenting: Listening To The Dairy Cow – The Future of Genomic Selection
The organisers encourage you to invite colleagues to join their genomics community and take part in this seminar. Questions and discussions are welcome.
Professor Jennie Pryce is Research Director of Genomic and Cellular Sciences at Agriculture Victoria and a Professor at La Trobe University. Born in the United Kingdom, she holds New Zealand, UK and Australian citizenship and has an international research. She leads multidisciplinary research in livestock genomics, quantitative genetics and bioinformatics, with a focus on improving productivity, health and sustainability across livestock systems. Her work integrates large-scale genomic data with emerging sensor and phenotyping technologies to enhance genetic evaluation and accelerate genetic gain.
Professor Pryce has a strong track record in translating research into industry outcomes, contributing to breeding programs that deliver measurable improvements in animal performance, resilience and environmental sustainability. She collaborates extensively with national and international partners, supporting innovation across research organisations and the livestock sector.
Her research continues to shape the future of genetic improvement by combining advanced analytics with practical, industry-focused solutions.