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Volume 1 - April 2010

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Page 27 of 28

INVITED PAPERS: Recent Advances in Crop Science

Perspectives on crop research: food vs fuel
D L Easson
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29 November 2010, p. 349
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INVITED PAPERS: Animals and Environment

Greenhouse gas emissions from Irish beef and dairy production systems
P. Crosson, P.A. Foley, L. Shalloo, D. O'Brien, D.A. Kenny
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29 November 2010, p. 350
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INVITED PAPERS: What the Equine Industry requires from Animal Science

What industry requires from the application of research from equine science
JR Winfield
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29 November 2010, p. 351
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Are there potential opportunities for industry, colleges providing equine science courses and primary research departments to work even more closely together?
PA Harris
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29 November 2010, p. 352
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INVITED PAPERS: Equine Performance

Equine exercise physiology: a challenge for the twenty first century
C A Roberts
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29 November 2010, p. 353
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INVITED PAPERS: Hammond Lecture

Animal Science - Recent progress and future challenges
JD Oldham
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29 November 2010, p. 354
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INVITED PAPERS: What Industry wants from Animal Science

Research needs for an efficient livestock industry
I Crute, D Pullar, D Garwes, M Varley
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29 November 2010, p. 355
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With all those profits…Do retailers care about animal science?
M C Dobbs
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29 November 2010, p. 356
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Challenges in meat industry - impact on animal science research
J Birnie
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29 November 2010, p. 357
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INVITED PAPERS: Progress and Potential from Animal Breeding

Quantitative and Molecular Genetics, a love story
D.P. Berry, R.A. Skuce, M.P. Coffey
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29 November 2010, p. 358
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Genomic selection in poultry and pig breeding: a breakthrough technology?
G.A.A. Albers
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29 November 2010, p. 359
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Exchange of greenhouse gases between soil and atmosphere: interactions of soil physical factors and biological processes
K A Smith
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29 November 2010, p. 360
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INVITED PAPERS: Environmental Contamination Control

Fate and transport of nutrients and pathogens applied to the land
T S Steenhuis
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29 November 2010, p. 361
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INVITED PAPERS: Priorities for Land Use

Global challenges: land use for food and energy – 2020 and beyond
P J Gregory
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29 November 2010, p. 362
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Re-defining efficiency of food production by livestock
J M Wilkinson
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29 November 2010, p. 363
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INVITED PAPERS: Agricultural Economics

Greenhouse gas emissions and Irish agriculture in 2020
T Donnellan, K Hanrahan
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29 November 2010, p. 364
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INVITED PAPERS: Advances in Equine Nutrition

Faeces: A model for hindgut function?
J M D Murray
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29 November 2010, p. 365
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INVITED PAPERS: Advances in Equine Behaviour and Welfare

Horse trials and tribulations: Balancing breeding, performance and welfare metrics
J Murphy
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29 November 2010, p. 366
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INVITED PAPERS: Companion and Captive Animals

Nutritional management of captive cheetahs; is the domestic cat an appropriate model?
K Bell
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29 November 2010, p. 367
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INVITED PAPERS: Increasing Food Production from Grassland with reduced Environmental Impact

Increasing milk production from grassland with reduced environmental impact
J L P Peyraud, P D Dillon
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29 November 2010, p. 368
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INVITED PAPERS: Recent Advances in Crop Science

Perspectives on crop research: food vs fuel

INVITED PAPERS: Animals and Environment

Greenhouse gas emissions from Irish beef and dairy production systems

INVITED PAPERS: What the Equine Industry requires from Animal Science

What industry requires from the application of research from equine science

Are there potential opportunities for industry, colleges providing equine science courses and primary research departments to work even more closely together?

INVITED PAPERS: Equine Performance

Equine exercise physiology: a challenge for the twenty first century

INVITED PAPERS: Hammond Lecture

Animal Science - Recent progress and future challenges

INVITED PAPERS: What Industry wants from Animal Science

Research needs for an efficient livestock industry

With all those profits…Do retailers care about animal science?

Challenges in meat industry - impact on animal science research

INVITED PAPERS: Progress and Potential from Animal Breeding

Quantitative and Molecular Genetics, a love story

Genomic selection in poultry and pig breeding: a breakthrough technology?

Exchange of greenhouse gases between soil and atmosphere: interactions of soil physical factors and biological processes

INVITED PAPERS: Environmental Contamination Control

Fate and transport of nutrients and pathogens applied to the land

INVITED PAPERS: Priorities for Land Use

Global challenges: land use for food and energy – 2020 and beyond

Re-defining efficiency of food production by livestock

INVITED PAPERS: Agricultural Economics

Greenhouse gas emissions and Irish agriculture in 2020

INVITED PAPERS: Advances in Equine Nutrition

Faeces: A model for hindgut function?

INVITED PAPERS: Advances in Equine Behaviour and Welfare

Horse trials and tribulations: Balancing breeding, performance and welfare metrics

INVITED PAPERS: Companion and Captive Animals

Nutritional management of captive cheetahs; is the domestic cat an appropriate model?

INVITED PAPERS: Increasing Food Production from Grassland with reduced Environmental Impact

Increasing milk production from grassland with reduced environmental impact

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Volume 1 - April 2010

INVITED PAPERS: Recent Advances in Crop Science

INVITED PAPERS: Animals and Environment

INVITED PAPERS: What the Equine Industry requires from Animal Science

INVITED PAPERS: Equine Performance

INVITED PAPERS: Hammond Lecture

INVITED PAPERS: What Industry wants from Animal Science

INVITED PAPERS: Progress and Potential from Animal Breeding

INVITED PAPERS: Environmental Contamination Control

INVITED PAPERS: Priorities for Land Use

INVITED PAPERS: Agricultural Economics

INVITED PAPERS: Advances in Equine Nutrition

INVITED PAPERS: Advances in Equine Behaviour and Welfare

INVITED PAPERS: Companion and Captive Animals

INVITED PAPERS: Increasing Food Production from Grassland with reduced Environmental Impact