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Jan Harms is a leading researcher in veterinary epidemiology and dairy science, with a primary focus on improving udder health and milk quality through precision livestock farming. His most cited work, a 2022 cross-sectional study on automatic milking systems (AMSs) in Bavarian dairy herds, critically evaluates the sensitivity and specificity of commercial AMSs in detecting clinical mastitis. This research provides essential benchmarks for the reliability of automated disease detection, directly impacting dairy herd management and food safety. With over 23 citations, the study underscores Harms’ contribution to bridging veterinary diagnostics with agricultural technology. His work is instrumental in guiding farmers and veterinarians toward more effective, data-driven mastitis control, ultimately enhancing animal welfare and reducing economic losses. Harms’ research continues to shape best practices in modern dairy farming, making him a key voice in the integration of sensor-based monitoring into routine herd health management.
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