Volume 4 Edition 2 October 1997 Phil Hynd is new head of Animal Science in Adelaide
The University of Adelaide has recently appointed Dr Phil
Hynd as Professor of Animal Production to lead the Department of Animal
Science in its move to establish the Roseworthy Campus as a major centre
of teaching and research for the animal industries. Professor Hynd will be
emphasising the importance of animal nutrition and the application of
genetic biotechnologies to improved animal performance. These are both
areas of expertise for which he already has an international reputation.
He will be continuing his strong association with the Wool CRC and will
maintain the research program and teaching program in which he and his
students are presently engaged. In his role as Head of the Department of
Animal Science, Prof. Hynd has made it clear that he is particularly keen
to forge strong links with plant breeders to ensure that animal health and
production are high on the list of the breeding objectives of pasture
legume and grain breeders. Also in this issue:
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link Crimp -- How important is it in modern wool? First in the west -- New students graduate in Wool Science What's happening out there? Laying the foundations for good wool Speeding up transgenics in a test tube Phil Hynd is new head of Animal Science in Adelaide From the director | ||||