Kehoe’s project will use a handheld, portable blood gas machine to measure levels of various gases found in blood. This machine opens up a multitude of research opportunities on calf health.
PI: Sylvia Kehoe
Kehoe is a professor of dairy science and an assistant chair of the department at UW–River Falls. She teaches courses on lactation and milk quality as well as animal welfare.
sylvia.kehoe@uwrf.edu
(715) 425-4321
https://www.uwrf.edu/FacultyStaff/5645886.cfm