Anabela da Piedade Manhiça
Mozambique 2010
For her MSc, Anabela da Piedade Manhiça explored the introduction and standardization of biotechnological diagnostic techniques for brucellosis, a disease that causes spontaneous abortions in cows, sheep, and goats. With a young family, Manhiça says it was a challenge to do her MSc part-time while taking on a new position in technology transfer in 2006. “Although I am a veterinarian, I can’t focus only on my field. I am also transferring technology for crops, such as sweet potatoes,” she explains. She finds the interaction between crop production and animal nutrition interesting, and enjoys pursuing integrated research on animal feed.
Although I am a veterinarian, I can’t focus only on my field. I am also transferring technology for crops, such as sweet potatoes,” she explains. She finds the interaction between crop production and animal nutrition interesting, and enjoys pursuing integrated research on animal feed.
Field of Research
Technology transfer related to using sweet potato as an alternative feed for pigs in Mozambique.

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