Docent Renée Båge *protected email* Institute: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Research area: Agriculture rural development & food security, Health Research region: Africa Open to collaboration with: Other researchers, Practitioners and policy makers Professional experience Co-supervisor of PhD Lecturing Main supervisor of PhD PhD defence Supervision of Master’s students Supervision of Bachelor’s students Publications Oocyte competence in repeat-breeder heifers: effects of an optimized ovum pick-up schedule on expression of oestrus, follicular development and fertility Reproduction, Fertility and Development Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica Two different schemes of twice-weekly ovum pick-up in dairy heifers: effect on oocyte recovery and ovarian function Theriogenology Effects of Repeated Follicular Punctures on Ovarian Morphology and Endocrine Parameters in Dairy Heifers Journal of Veterinary Medicine Series A Deviant peri-oestrual hormone patterns affect the epithelium of the uterine tube in repeat-breeder heifers Reproduction, Fertility and Development Repeat breeding in dairy heifers: follicular dynamics and estrous cycle characteristics in relation to sexual hormone patterns Theriogenology Ovarian follicle apoptosis at the onset of standing estrus in virgin and repeat-breeder dairy heifers Theriogenology The Effect of Repeated Follicular Puncture on Ovarian Function in Dairy Heifers Journal of Veterinary Medicine Series A Effect of ACTH-challenge on progesterone and cortisol levels in ovariectomised repeat breeder heifers Animal Reproduction Science A longitudinal cohort study of acute puerperal metritis cases in Swedish dairy cows Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica MILK Symposium review: Microbiological quality and safety of milk from farm to milk collection centers in Rwanda Journal of Dairy Science Genetic parameters of endocrine fertility traits based on in-line milk progesterone profiles in Swedish Red and Holstein dairy cows Journal of Dairy Science Genetic parameters for reproductive losses estimated from in-line milk progesterone profiles in Swedish dairy cattle Journal of Dairy Science
