Research · Fieldwork · Applied tools
Alberto Jorge Galindo-Barboza
Researcher in swine molecular epidemiology, viral diseases, and genomic surveillance applied to pig production systems.
Applied science in production systems.
Molecular evidence becomes useful when it is connected with farms, epidemiological context, and decisions that can be applied.
I study the circulation, diversity, and epidemiological context of viruses affecting swine populations.
My work integrates molecular virology, farm-level data, epidemiological analysis, field sampling, genomic surveillance, and scientific visualization. The main lines include PRRSV-2, PCV2, swine influenza, and applied surveillance in commercial pig production systems.
I also develop web resources that convert technical methods into transparent tools for research, teaching, and decision support.
Academic and professional profiles.
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GitHubCode and web projects
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Research
Projects, collaborations, and applied research lines.
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Lightweight web platforms with their own identities and goals.
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Publications
Articles, chapters, conference contributions, and sequences.
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Laboratory, farms, training, and scientific exchange.
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CONTACT
Research, technical collaboration, teaching, and applied epidemiology.