Congratulations to all who participated in the event. 

View the photos from the event here

AWARD

Winner

Runner up

VIRBAC - Future Farming – New Science that will benefit Animal Health Award – Open Category $2500

Xiaofeng Du

Shahram Niknafs

QAAFI-CAS- Animal Science Research Award Open Category $1000

Carla Castro Tabila

Mila Meijer

Neogen – Innovations in Animal Science Genetics Award- Open Category $1000

Ashley Lockhart

Jigme Dorji

AAAS- Animal Production Research Award – 2 year membership award - HDR

Carla Castro Tabila

Jessica Hintzche

AAAS- Animal Production Research Award – 2 year membership award - ECR

Viviene Santiago

Shahram Niknafs

Beef Central – Beef livestock genetics poster $500 Open Category

Sogra Banu Juli

Ziyu Luo

Beef Central – Best poster presentation – Cattle Baron boardgame – Open Category

Jessica Hintzche

Harsh Pihua

Equal first prize

Meat & Livestock Australia – Innovation for the red meat industry $1500 – HDR students

Anthony Feez

Tamara Freitas-Kirk

Nanopore Technologies Innovative Application of Nanopore Technologies in Animal Science HDR/ECRs $500

Manavi Maralidhar

Ashley Lockhart

Australian Society for Parasitology – Parasite Research Innovations in Animal Science $500

Harvey Santos

Yakun Yan

 

                  

The 7th Animal Science Poster Olympics

Contacts: Professor Ala Tabor T: 07 334 62176 or E: a.tabor@uq.edu.au or Mel Rowan, Centre for Animal Science, Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation, The University of Queensland, T: 07 3346 2714 or E: qaafi.animalscienceadministration@uq.edu.au 

Thank you to our sponsors for 2023

 

                                          
 


 

                              


                                 

 

About Animal Science Olympics 2023

About the Animal Science Poster Olympics

The Animal Science Poster Olympics were established in 2012 by Professor Ala Tabor, and is hosted by QAAFI's Centre for Animal Science.

In previous years the competition has attracted more than 50 participants, both research higher degree students and early career researchers in animal science from different UQ Schools and Institutes, CSIRO and the Qld Department of Agriculture & Fisheries.

The competitors present their research across many broad areas of animal science including koala healing, aquaculture,  rumen microbiology and bovine genetics. 

Venue

Registrations have now closed to attend this event or compete in the poster Olympics for 2021.