Ms. Karina Dzermeikaite | Veterinary Medicine | Best Researcher Award

PHD at Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Lithuania

Karina Džermeikaitė is a dedicated PhD student specializing in precision livestock farming (PLF) and biomarker research. Her work focuses on innovative technologies and biomarkers to enhance dairy cow health and welfare. Passionate about integrating data-driven solutions in agriculture, Karina’s research emphasizes stress detection, disease prevention, and treatment efficacy.

Profile

Scholar

🎓 Education

Karina holds a Master’s degree in Veterinary Medicine and a Bachelor’s in Agricultural Sciences from a leading European university. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Veterinary Sciences, focusing on advanced PLF technologies and biomarker analysis for dairy cow health and welfare assessment.

💼 Experience

Karina has conducted extensive research on PLF systems, biomarkers, and dairy cow health. She has collaborated with leading agricultural institutions, participated in international research projects, and authored papers on animal welfare and disease diagnostics.

🏆 Awards and Honors

Karina has received several accolades, including scholarships for academic excellence, research grants for innovative biomarker studies, and recognition at international conferences for her contributions to veterinary science.

🔬 Research Focus

Karina’s research aims to correlate IT-registered and blood biomarkers to develop algorithms for early stress detection, disease diagnosis, and evaluation of treatment efficacy in dairy cows. Her work integrates precision farming, animal welfare, and technological advancements.

Conclusion

Karina Džermeikaitė’s research is highly relevant and impactful, addressing critical challenges in dairy cow health and welfare through advanced technologies. Her work positions her as a leading candidate for the Best Researcher Award, reflecting her innovative approach, strong methodology, and potential to make substantial contributions to veterinary science and precision farming.

Publications 📚

Global warming and dairy cattle: How to control and reduce methane emission
Cited by: 61
Year: 2022

Innovations in cattle farming: Application of innovative technologies and sensors in the diagnosis of diseases
Cited by: 46
Year: 2023

Identification of risk factors for lameness detection with help of biosensors
Cited by: 11
Year: 2021

In-Line Registered Milk Fat-to-Protein Ratio for the Assessment of Metabolic Status in Dairy Cows
Cited by: 9
Year: 2023

Change in rumination behavior parameters around calving in cows with subclinical ketosis diagnosed during 30 days after calving
Cited by: 9
Year: 2023

Relationship between reticulorumen parameters measured in real time and methane emission and heat stress risk in dairy cows
Cited by: 8
Year: 2022

Relationship between Dairy Cow Health and Intensity of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Cited by: 7
Year: 2024

Assessment of Ruminating, Eating, and Locomotion Behavior during Heat Stress in Dairy Cattle by Using Advanced Technological Monitoring
Cited by: 7
Year: 2023

Alterations in Rumination, Eating, Drinking, and Locomotion Behavior in Dairy Cows Affected by Subclinical Ketosis and Subclinical Acidosis
Cited by: 6
Year: 2024

Use of Innovative Tools for the Detection of the Impact of Heat Stress on Reticulorumen Parameters and Cow Walking Activity Levels
Cited by: 4
Year: 2023

The Impacts of Heat Stress on Rumination, Drinking, and Locomotory Behavior, as Registered by Innovative Technologies, and Acid–Base Balance in Fresh Multiparous Dairy Cows
Cited by: 3
Year: 2024

Impact of Heat Stress on the In-Line Registered Milk Fat-to-Protein Ratio and Metabolic Profile in Dairy Cows
Cited by: 3
Year: 2024

Karina Dzermeikaite | Veterinary Medicine | Best Researcher Award