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Dr.Earley, is a Principal Research Scientist in animal health and welfare at the Animal and Bioscience Research Department, Animal & Grassland Research and Innovation Centre (AGRIC), Teagasc, Co. Meath, Ireland. She also holds an adjunct Lecturer & Professor (Honorary) appointment in the UCD School of Veterinary, Dublin, Ireland.

Her research experience is in bovine immunology, animal health and welfare, and animal behaviour and has over 190 peer-reviewed scientific publications. She collaborates extensively with national and international personnel and institutions.  Dr. Earley has developed, characterised and published research findings on five animal husbandry management practices; weaning, transport, housing, disbudding and castration. Her research has informed policy at National, EU (and EFSA) and OIE level. Her research on animal health and welfare has had substantial impact on the development of codes of practice and legislation at both national and European level. She has been particularly active on National (DAFM; FAWAC; SCAHAW; Animal Health Ireland) and International advisory bodies (EU and WOAH/OIE) looking at housing, transport (national and international), castration procedures, weaning strategies and animal handling.

Website:  https://www.teagasc.ie/contact/staff-directory/e/bernadette-earley/