Linan Jia
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Linan Jia is a researcher focused on advancing animal welfare and production efficiency in poultry systems, particularly within cage-free (CF) housing environments. Her work centers on the intersection of precision livestock farming, animal behavior, and stress physiology. Jia’s most cited paper, "Effects of ground robot manipulation on hen floor egg reduction, production performance, stress response, bone quality, and behavior" (2022, 14 citations), addresses a critical industry challenge: minimizing floor eggs in CF systems. By evaluating how robotic interventions influence hen behavior and egg-laying patterns, she demonstrates that automated ground robots can effectively reduce floor eggs without compromising production performance or inducing significant stress responses. This research also examines bone quality and overall welfare, offering a holistic approach to integrating technology into animal husbandry. Jia’s contributions are notable for bridging engineering and ethology, providing practical solutions for sustainable egg production. Her work has implications for both animal welfare science and the development of smart farming technologies, positioning her as an emerging voice in precision poultry management.
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