Nathalie Bareille

Trained as a veterinarian, Nathalie Bareille chose to become a teacher-researcher by joining the National Veterinary School of Nantes (Oniris) in 1991. Currently, as a professor, she teaches zootechnics and population medicine applied to cattle production. She is an epidemiologist and conducts research on multifactorial cattle diseases in various production systems. Her projects aim to describe the prevalence of diseases/impairments to animal welfare, to evaluate the preventive effect of control actions, to quantify the effects of diseases on the technical and economic performance of the farm and to understand the role of health advisors. She has supervised 15 PhD students and has published about 80 articles in international journals. She is Director of the UMR BIOEPAR.

Current Function

Director of UMR BIOEPAR

Research Department

Animal health

Teaching Department

Farm animal health and public health

Diplomas

• D.V.M. (vet school of Nantes University of Medicine of Nantes).
• PhD, university of Rennes
• HDR, university of Rennes
• Degree of the Superior Institute of Animal Production (Ministry of Agriculture, Rennes)
• Certificate in Biological and Medical Sciences (Statistics and Biology) (University Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris VI)
• Certificate in Biological and Medical Sciences (Statistics and Epidemiology) (University Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris VI)

Research Topics Interests

• Epidemiology
• Cattle
• Population medicine
• Herd management
• Animal performance

Teaching Topics Interests

• Herd management
• Population medicine
• Cattle

Links

http://www.angers-nantes.inra.fr/

http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nathalie_Bareille