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Adibe Luiz Abdalla 

Associate Professor of the University of São Paulo, with undergraduate studies in Agronomy and graduate studies in “Animal Nutrition” and “Use of Nuclear Techniques in Mineral Metabolism in Ruminants”. Post-doc program on studies of whole crop products for dairy cows at Reading University (UK). Experience in studies in animal production, with emphasis on evaluation of feeding stuffs, quantification and qualification of bioactive molecules and alternative feeds targeting strategies for sustainable ruminant production and food security. Researcher at CENA/USP in the area of nuclear and related techniques in agricultural productivity studies. Consultant for the International Atomic Energy Agency and ad hoc consultant of FAPESP, CNPq and EMBRAPA. Advisor at the graduate program of CENA/USP and postdoctoral supervisor at the University of São Paulo. Have experience in animal science with emphasis in animal feed assessment and nutritional strategies for sustainable production of ruminants.

Academic Training

  •   Agronomist | 1981 | ESALQ/USP
  •   MSc | 1987 | EMVZ/UFMG
  •   DR | 1992 | IPEN/USP
  •   PD | 1992 | READING UNIVERSITY/UK
  •   Associated Professor | 2004 | CENA/USP
  •   Scholar researcher | 2019 | UC Davis (USA)

Area of research

  •   Evaluation of feed and nutritional requirements of animals.
  •   Sustainability of ruminant production.
  •   Food security.

Professional Experience

Since 1985, researcher at CENA/USP for technical assistance in ruminant production and sustainability using tracers and correlated techniques:

- in vitro gas test (syringes and transducers) for evaluating feed, co-products, residues and identification of potential use of tannins and other plants secondary metabolites rich plants for ruminants;

- in vivo quantification of enteric methane production (chambers and SF6 tracer) on studies of grazing and fibrous residues for ruminants and strategies to intensify the sustainable ruminant production.

- use of tracers for quantify ruminal microbial mass (15N and purine derivatives) and feed constituents (δ13C and δ 15N);

- writing research projects scientific papers, including literature review, experimental design and statistical support;