Aleena Joy
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Aleena Joy is a leading researcher in dairy science and animal physiology, with a primary focus on the impacts of heat stress on livestock productivity and welfare in pasture-based systems. Her most-cited work, "Heat Stress Impacts on Lactating Cows Grazing Australian Summer Pastures on an Automatic Robotic Dairy" (2020, 89 citations), provides critical insights into how rising temperatures affect physiological parameters—such as body temperature, respiratory rate, and panting scores—alongside grazing behavior and milk production in Holstein Friesian cows managed on automated robotic dairies. This research is foundational for developing climate-resilient dairy management strategies in Australia’s challenging summer conditions. Joy’s contributions bridge animal behavior, environmental physiology, and precision agriculture, offering practical solutions to sustain dairy output under heat stress. Her work has been widely cited by researchers and industry stakeholders aiming to optimize animal welfare and farm efficiency in the face of climate change. By combining rigorous field data with real-world applications, Aleena Joy continues to shape the future of sustainable livestock farming in warm climates.
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