Research · Fieldwork · Applied tools
Alberto Jorge Galindo-Barboza
Researcher in applied epidemiology for swine health and production, integrating epidemiological, molecular, production, spatial, and analytical evidence.
Applied science in production systems.
Health evidence is most useful when interpreted alongside epidemiological context, production conditions, and molecular information from the populations under study.
I study health problems in swine populations through an integrated epidemiological perspective.
My work combines epidemiological, molecular, production, and spatial information to examine the circulation, diversity, and risk of relevant pathogens. Current work focuses particularly on PRRSV, PCV2, swine influenza, and other viral problems affecting pig production systems.
This approach builds on earlier work in production systems, sustainability, livestock waste management, and technology transfer, which strengthened a systems perspective and direct engagement with production units.
As part of this work, I develop digital tools to organize, analyze, and communicate epidemiological, scientific, and production information in reproducible ways.
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Research
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Lightweight web platforms with their own identities and goals.
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Articles, chapters, conference contributions, and sequences.
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Laboratory, farms, training, and scientific exchange.
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