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🔬🐷In our new explainer video, Professor Mick Bailey, a valued member of our Scientific Advisory Board, explains the role of the #immune system in #postweaning health and disease in pigs. Check out our other videos on our YouTube channel👉youtube.com/shorts/ykTjDzQ…

🐖#Weaning is a critical phase in a piglet’s development, often leading to stress and diarrhea. Our PhD student, Amara Benn, is investigating a unique #fiber source in sow diets. Read our latest blog post to learn more about Amara's study👉projects.au.dk/pig-paradigm/n…

🤩 Are you attending the 16th International Symposium on Digestive Physiology of Pigs (#DPP2025)? Come meet us at the Satellite Symposia on May 20th at 1:30 PM! 🗓️

👏 Congratulations to Maria Marco, Chair of the Nutrition Pillar and member of the PIG-PARADIGM Steering Committee, on being elected as a fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology! To learn more about Maria and the work of the MarcoLab here👉 marcolab.ucdavis.edu

Alternatives to Antibiotics in Pigs: Paving the Way to a Sustainable EU Pig Production 🐷🌱 This upcoming May, AVANT & PIG-PARADIGM are hosting a stakeholder event to explore sustainable solutions for pig farming. Discussions will focus on reducing hashtag#antibiotic use,

🚀 Check out our final event programme, jointly organised with PIG-PARADIGM 🐖🌱 In this stakeholder event we will wrap up our journey and share insights into the latest advancements in sustainable pig farming practices. The event will cover essential topics like reducing

PIG-PARADIGM is structured into four research pillars- three biological pillars: Host, Microbiome, and Nutrition; and Data Integration pillar. Watch our new explainer from the Chair of Host Pillar, Merete Fredholm, to learn more about the pillar.

Thank you to our friends at Int. Centre for Antimicrobial Resistance Solutions for speaking at the PIG-PARADIGM March Monthly Seminar! This discussion also set the stage for the ICARS-led workshop at our 2025 Annual Meeting. 👉 Learn more about ICARS and their mission here: icars-global.org/what-we-do/vis…

PIG-PARADIGM is structured into four research pillars- three biological pillars: Host, Microbiome, and Nutrition; and Data Integration pillar. Watch this explainer video by Maria Marco, Chair of the Nutrition Pillar, to learn more about this pillar.

New blog "Understanding E. coli infections: The impact of local inflammation" 👉projects.au.dk/pig-paradigm/n… Darya's research topic within PIG-PARADIGM includes gastrointestinal health, morphology and immunity of pigs, and intestinal inflammation and inflammatory markers.

New blog "The microbial mystery: exploring bacteria in inflamed tissues" 👉projects.au.dk/pig-paradigm/n…

Come and join our conversation addressing AMR in pig production! Registration now 👉ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runne…

🗓️ On 9 May 2025, ICARS facilitated a workshop with 45–50 scientists from diverse regions, highlighting the global nature of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). 🐖 Hosted by PIG-PARADIGM , the session built practical skills in implementation research for AMR mitigation, focusing on:

🎉 What a day! On May 6th, the AVANT - Alternatives to Veterinary ANTimicrobials final stakeholder event – "Alternatives to antibiotics in pigs: Paving the Way to a Sustainable EU Pig Production" brought together over 70 participants from across the research, veterinary, policy, and farming communities 🐷 💡

🎥 Highlights from PIG-PARADIGM at #dpp2025 Catch a glimpse of our PIG-PARADIGM satellite session at the International Symposium on Digestive Physiology of Pigs, where we explored nutritional strategies to combat antimicrobial resistance in pig production.

✨2025 Annual Meeting ECR voices - Kunal Dixit Let's hear Kunal's impressions and takeaways as a first time participant to the PIG-PARADIGM Annual Meeting👇