The University of Tennessee Department of Animal Science announces two new peer-reviewed teaching publications that exemplify innovation in science education and reflect the department’s commitment to student engagement, outreach, and…
UT Animal Science Faculty Advance Teaching and Outreach with Innovative Educational Tools
Say Hello to Dr. Yanqiu Yang – Our New Precision Beef Systems & Sustainability Expert!
Dr. Yanqiu Yang joined the Department of Animal Science at the University of Tennessee as an Assistant Professor on June 1, 2025. Her research and teaching focus on precision livestock…
Join Us in Welcoming Our New Faculty!
Originally from southeastern Wisconsin, Kelly grew up active in 4-H and FFA, exhibiting registered Southdown sheep at state and national level shows. She developed a passion for the livestock industry…
Gamma Sigma Delta Spring Awards
The Gamma Sigma Delta Spring Awards were recently announced. Dr. Phil Myer was named President-Elect, Dr. Saula Zoca was appointed Awards Chair, Senior Lecturer Lacey Johnston was inducted as a…
2025 International Embryo Technology Society Annual Conference
Graduate student Samantha Roberts earned third place overall in the Graduate Student Research Competition.
Rumen Microbes – Cattle Gut Microbe Series
Learn more about the role of the rumen and lower gut microorganisms and their impact on the host’s performance, nutrition, and health. The ruminant is a fascinating animal due to…
Rumen Microbes – Current Research Showcase
Learn more about the role of the rumen and lower gut microorganisms and their impact on the host’s performance, nutrition, and health. The ruminant is a fascinating animal due to…
UT Beef and Forage Center Announces Winners of Grad Poster Competition
The 8th annual UT Beef and Forage Center Graduate Research Poster Competition was held on Monday, December 11, 2023, in coordination with the UT Beef and Forage Center Annual Research…
Animal Science Faculty Make World’s Top-Cited Scientists Lists
Drs. Jun Lin and Phillip Myer from the University of Tennessee Department of Animal Science have been recognized on Stanford University’s lists of the top 2% most cited scientists globally…
