Veronica Rosi
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Veronica Rosi is a leading researcher in dairy science, with a primary focus on the hygienic quality, composition, and technological performance of raw milk. Her work is instrumental in understanding how modern automated milking systems (AMS)—first introduced in the 1990s—affect milk safety and processing characteristics. In her highly cited 2019 invited review, Rosi synthesized critical findings on how robotic milking, which relies on voluntary cow milking and computer management, influences raw milk’s microbial load, somatic cell counts, and coagulation properties. This work has become a cornerstone reference for dairy scientists and industry professionals, accumulating 55 citations and guiding best practices for milk quality assurance in automated systems. Rosi’s research bridges the gap between cutting-edge agricultural technology and practical dairy production, helping farmers optimize milk yield while maintaining high hygienic standards. Her contributions are vital as robotic milking continues to expand globally, ensuring that innovation does not compromise the safety or technological performance of raw milk.
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