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Watch	Abstract_Number	Title	Presenting_Author
Platform Session
Breeding and Genetics Platform Session: Deriving Novel Traits from Sensors and Other Technologies for Breeding Purposes

Watch	1191	Deriving novel traits to predict feed intake using data from sensors and other novel technologies.	J. E. Koltes
Watch	1200	Exploring Siamese neural networks for few-shot individual recognition of dairy cows in open-set scenarios.	A. A. C. Alves
Watch	1201	Genomic predictions for greenhouse gas emission traits in Holstein cows.	D. Liang
Watch	1192	Genetic characterization of daily feeding pattern in lactating Holstein cows and its association with feed efficiency.	L. Cavani
Watch	1193	Development and genetic evaluation of novel resilience traits in Holstein cattle utilizing precision calf-feeding technologies.	J. Graham
Watch	1194	Calculating resilience indicators in US Holstein cows using pen-level data.	F. L. Guinan
Watch	1195	Novel phenotypes for selecting for increased heat tolerance.	L. M. Jensen
Watch	1196	Estimation of variance components for multiple electrical conductivity traits derived from automatic milking system data in Holstein cows.	J. M. Maskal
Watch	1197	Genetic and genomic evaluations of milking speed and duration from automated milk recording.	J. R. O’Connell
Watch	1198	Dairy calf health and growth monitoring through camera phenotyping techniques.	M. Liao
Watch	1199	Precision breeding opportunities using robotic milking data.	J. P. Nani
Extension Education Platform Session: Training Dairy Workforce—Industry Needs and Ongoing Initiatives

Watch	1208	Needs assessments to identify educational and outreach opportunities for dairy producers and employees.	J. Heguy
Watch	1209	Framing Extension strategies for facilitating the adoption of dairy farming practices.	L. da Costa
Watch	1210	Online dairy employee training with standardized SOPs: Assessing applicability and behavior change.	W. Heuwieser
Watch	1211	From research to on-farm practices: An evidence-based approach to knowledge mobilization.	E. Wynands
Watch	1212	Building value in sustainability assessments for dairy farmers and advisors: A qualitative analysis.	M. G. Erickson
Watch	1213	Identifying the antimicrobial stewardship competencies necessary for dairy farm workers.	G. Habing
Watch	1214	Breakfast on the Dairy Farm: Dairy farmer experiences in delivering tours to members of the public.	A. M. C. Smid
Production, Management, and the Environment Platform Session: 45th Discover® Conference: Dairy Cattle Lifespan: New Perspectives

Watch	1403	Revisiting the 45th ADSA Discover Conference—Dairy Cattle Lifespan: New Perspectives.	M. Lucy
Watch	1648	Long-term effects of preweaning social housing on heifer performance and reproductive development.	E. E. Lindner
Watch	1223	Effect of dry period heat stress and rumen protected choline on productivity of Holstein cows.	M. A. T. de Bari
Watch	1239	Short- and long-term effects of pasteurized waste milk on calf growth, health, and subsequent performance and longevity.	S. R. Li
Watch	1311	A health monitoring program based on automated health alerts identified more cows with health disorders and improved herd performance compared with exclusive use of visual observation to select cows for clinical examination.	C. Rial
Watch	1535	Association of uterine health in the first lactation with transition cow health and reproductive performance in the second lactation of Holstein dairy cows.	A. M. L. Madureira
Watch	1542	Effect of dry cow vaccination and administration of a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug on inflammation, immunity, and performance of dairy cows.	J. Gao
Watch	1615	Exploring variables related to survival and production in dairy replacements.	M. W. Overton
Ruminant Nutrition Platform Session: Challenges and Opportunities for the Impactful Implementation of Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Strategies

Watch	1414	ADSA-EAAP Speaker Exchange Presentation: Breeding strategies to reduce methane emission.	J. Lassen
Watch	1413	Greenhouse gas emissions from dairy cows fed best-practice diets.	M. Managos
Watch	1170	Associations between fecal methanogens and methane emission traits in Holstein cows.	N. Sheybani
Watch	1345	Effects of enteric methane inhibitors on ruminal fermentation patterns in vitro using inoculum from cows with high and low methane yield phenotype.	N. Stepanchenko
Watch	1350	Effects of dietary rumen-derived microbial product supplementation on lactation performance and enteric methane emission in lactating dairy cows.	M. Bulnes
Watch	1553	Investigating rumination time, microbial populations, and volatile fatty acids to uncover predictive methane emission markers in lactating dairy cattle.	A. C. B. Johnson
Watch	1633	Effects of dose, diet, and supplementation period on the methane-mitigating efficacy of feed additives: A meta-analysis.	L. F. Martins
Watch	1647	Evaluation of animal performance, energy requirements, and enteric methane emissions in lactating dairy cows ranked by residual methane production.	V. Carneiro de Souza
Teaching Platform Session: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning 101: Demystifying Using the Classroom for Research

Watch	9008	Getting started with SoTL: Simple steps to getting the most out of teaching	Jillian Fain Bohlen
Watch	9009	A dairy scientist’s journey to evidence-based learning	Liz Karcher
Watch	1415	Modern publishing tools for modern science: An open-source web app of the 2021 Nutrient Requirements of Dairy Cattle.	D. J. Innes
Symposium
ADSA Dairy Foods Division International Partnership Program (IPP) Symposium: Dairy Research in Denmark - Focus on Sustainability and Functionality

Watch	1569	The way we look at the membrane for protein fractionation.	B. R. Parjikolaei
Watch	1570	How research and innovation turn into dairy products in your home.	J. Ortega
Watch	1563	The dairy matrix and calcium bioavailability.	H. C. Bertram
Watch	1564	Sustainable dairy: Effect of feed additives on milk composition and functionality.	N. A. Poulsen
Watch	1565	Innovative cheese products by extrusion.	L. Ahrne
Watch	1566	Healthier milk fat fractions through cow feeding or by volatility-based enrichment process.	L. Wiking
Watch	1567	Lacprodan bLG-100: An enabler for advances in controlling taste, flavor, and functionality in ready-to-drink beverage applications.	S. B. Nielsen
Watch	1568	Exopolysaccharide-producing lactic acid bacteria and texture of acid dairy gels.	V. Vojinovic
ADSA Interdisciplinary Symposium: Application of Artificial Intelligence to Dairy Systems

Watch	1360	Advancing precision dairy farming: Challenges and opportunities in data integration and methodological frameworks.	M. Hostens
Watch	1361	Opportunities of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing quality control of the dairy food supply chain.	C. Qian
Watch	1362	Generative artificial intelligence tools in journal article preparation: A preliminary catalog of ethical considerations, opportunities, and pitfalls.	R. R. White
Watch	1363	Smart cows, smart farms: Unleashing the potential of artificial intelligence in the dairy sector.	J. M. Bewley
Watch		Panel Discussion
ADSA Southern Branch Symposium: Seasonality in the Dairy Production System

Watch	1500	Seasonality of milk production and composition.	M. A. C. Danes
Watch	1501	Seasonality of reproduction.	P. J. Hansen
Watch	1502	The relationship between birth season and longevity of dairy cows.	I. M. Toledo
Watch	1503	Nutritional challenges and opportunities in seasonal grazing systems.	M. Dineen
Breeding and Genetics Symposium: Genomic Strategies for Alternative Dairy Production Systems

Watch	1595	Defining breeding goals for improved sustainability in organic production systems.	I. W. Haagen
Watch	1596	Implementation of genomic selection in French dairy sheep and goats and opportunities for sustainable animal breeding.	H. Larroque
Watch	1597	Angus genetics—Providing crossbreeding solutions for the dairy industry.	K. J. Retallick
Watch	1598	Crossbreeding dairy cattle for improved production and profitability.	B. J. Heins
Dairy Foods Milk Protein & Enzymes Committee Symposium: Casein Structure and Chemistry

Watch	1380	Casein micelles structure and processing functionality.	M. Corredig
Watch	1381	Caseins: The structure-function relationship in cheese.	J. J. Sheehan
Watch	1382	Animal-free caseins: Challenges in recreating casein micelles and related functional properties.	J. A. Lucey
Watch	1383	Tearing down casein micelles: An alternative clean-label ingredient approach.	F. Harte
Watch		Discussion
Dairy Foods Symposium: A Systems-Based Approach to Drive Innovation in Dairying

Watch	1384	An introduction to Dairy Management Inc.’s research priorities.	K. Alexander
Watch	1385	Unlocking innovation opportunities for dairy in health and wellness.	K. Alexander
Watch	1389	Existing and emerging microbial challenges in the dairy industry.	N. Martin
Watch	1386	Innovative integrations: Genomics, milk spectrometry, and microbial manipulations to mitigate enteric methane emissions from dairy cattle.	F. Peñagaricano
Watch	1387	Anabolic potential of dairy and dairy proteins in active youth.	D. Moore
Watch	1388	Innovative pathways in scaling benchtop discoveries to health and wellness ingredients.	S. Ropiak
Dairy Foods Symposium: Championing Women in Dairy Science: Remembering the Legacy of Susan Duncan

Watch	9000	Who is Dr. Susan Duncan?	Nicole Martin
Watch	1000	Engaging today’s undergraduate women with the field of dairy science.	G. Lewis
Watch	1001	Mentoring while still being mentored: Championing women in dairy science as an early career faculty.	S. Mann
Watch	1002	Navigating industry careers as a woman in dairy science.	L. L. Colby
Watch	1003	Being a mom and doing research about moms: When life and work collide.	L. L. Hernandez
Watch	1004	Building a strong team.	M. A. Drake
Watch	1005	The critical role of leadership positions in the dairy industry.	K. Plaut
Watch		Panel Discussion
Dairy Foods Symposium: Next Generation of Scientific Leaders in the Field of Dairy Foods Science

Watch	1316	Harnessing research to boost innovation and develop future leaders: Fueled by dairy farmers.	R. Kapoor
Watch	1317	Milk protein functionality: Colloidal and interfacial aspects.	H. Zheng
Watch	1318	Dairy components in pharmaceutical and value-added applications.	G. Lewis
Watch	1319	Tailoring dairy-based ingredient functionality.	P. Salunke
Watch	1320	Generating added-value dairy products: A West Coast perspective.	C. Licon
Watch	1321	Understanding the structure-function relationship in dairy food matrices using material science approaches.	P. Sharma
Watch	1322	Sustainable process and healthy dairy product solutions.	M. S. Mohan
Dairy Foods Symposium: Novel Technologies to Improve the Texture and Flavor of Cheese

Watch	1143	Use of membrane concentrates in cheesemaking.	S. Govindasamy-Lucey
Watch	1144	Use of lactose standardization: A sustainability tool.	R. A. Ibáñez
Watch	1145	Metagenomic insights into cheese ripening and spoilage.	G. LaPointe
Watch	1146	Use of high-casein powders in cheese.	P. Salunke
Watch	1147	New instrumental techniques and approaches in understanding machinability of cheese.	P. Sharma
Dairy Foods Symposium: Precision Components from Grass to Glass

Watch	1204	Nutritional strategies to regulate the synthesis of milk components.	S. I. Arriola Apelo
Watch	1205	Towards the future of next-generation dairy foods: A processing perspective.	G. Ozturk
Watch	1206	Effect of milk and its bioactive compounds on human health.	M. Bionaz
Watch	1207	Role of MFGM in intestinal health.	R. Jimenez-Flores
Joint AAVI and ADSA Animal Health and Lactation Biology Committees Symposium: Colostrum—The Role it Plays in Calf Health, Development, and Future Productivity

Watch	1504	The regulation of colostrogenesis.	C. Baumrucker
Watch	1505	Optimizing passive immunity with dam vaccination: When is too soon or too late? What is too much?	A. R. Woolums
Watch	1506	The impact of prepartum nutrition on colostrum production and newborn calves.	K. S. Hare
Watch	1507	Colostrum—More than immunoglobulin G (IgG): Colostrum components and effects on the calf.	S. Mann
Watch	1508	The role of colostrum in programming immune development of dairy calves.	L. Rostoll-Cangiano
Watch	1510	What can’t colostrum do? Exploring the effects of supplementing colostrum after the first day of life.	D. L. Renaud
Watch	1509	The utility of whole colostrum and components in maintaining gut health and metabolism.	J. F. Pierre
Watch		Panel Discussion with all Speakers
Joint American Society of Nutrition (ASN) and ADSA Symposium: Dairy and Dairy Products on Human Health

Watch	1180	Whole-milk dairy and cardiometabolic health in humans.	R. Bruno
Watch	1181	The dairy matrix and health benefits of dairy.	C. Weaver
Watch	1182	Milk: The Rosetta stone for health innovation.	J. B. German
Watch		Panel Discussion
Joint ARPAS and ADSA Growth and Development Committee Symposium: From Birth to Lactation

Watch	1148	Connecting the dots: Calving ease, age at first calving, and enhanced cow production.	M. I. Marcondes
Watch	1149	Exploring symbolic regression for body weight prediction in dairy calves.	E. Casella
Watch	1150	Factors influencing colostrum production in multiparous Holstein and Jersey cows at multiple locations.	P. S. Erickson
Watch	1151	Unlocking the “potential” of bovine fetal mammary stem cells.	A. Schiffmacher
Watch	1152	The weaning transition in dairy calves: Why so traumatic?	J. K. Drackley
Joint CSAS and ADSA Breeding and Genetics Committee Symposium: Beefing Up Dairy—Exploring the Advantages of Beef-on-Dairy

Watch	1127	Nutritional management of crossbred calves: Can they be a sustainable source of beef?	M. A. Steele
Watch	1128	Insemination trends and the rise in beef and sexed sire semen in North America.	A. Fleming
Watch	1129	Beef-on-dairy? Ireland has been doing that since flip phones were cool.	D. P. Berry
Watch	1130	Beef-on-dairy, sexed semen, and IVF. A producer prospective.	M. Bowers
Watch		Panel Discussion	Francesca Malchiodi
Joint DCWC and ADSA Animal Behavior and Well-being Symposium: Elevating Animal Comfort and Well-being Using the Five Domains

Watch	1300	Explaining the Five Domains and using behavioral measures in commercial systems.	T. Grandin
Watch	1301	Measuring minds: Understanding the mental states of dairy animals in different management conditions.	H. W. Neave
Watch	1302	Importance of human-animal relationships and their influence on animal welfare and productivity.	M. C. Ceballos
Watch	1303	Demonstrating U.S. Dairy’s commitment to animal care.	E. Yeiser Stepp
Joint EAAP and ADSA Breeding and Genetics Committee Symposium: Breeding for Environmental Sustainability

Watch	1312	The value of a national evaluation system in promoting dairy sustainability.	A. M. Miles
Watch	1313	Breeding for improved heat tolerance: Methods, challenges, and progress.	I. Misztal
Watch	1314	Strategies for breeding of feed-efficient dairy cows with lower methane emissions.	B. Heringstad
Watch	1315	Genomic and epigenomic strategies for dairy breeding sustainability.	H. Jammes
Joint Reproduction and Physiology and Endocrinology Symposium: Physiology and Management of Previously Inseminated Cows: Approaches for Reinsemination

Watch	1340	Management strategies for reinsemination: An integrative approach.	P. M. Fricke
Watch	1341	Ovarian physiology of previously inseminated cows: Considerations for rebreeding.	J. O. Giordano
Watch	1342	In-line milk progesterone monitoring: Potential for identification of nonpregnant cows.	T. C. Bruinjé
Watch	1343	Doppler ultrasonography versus on-farm milk progesterone (P4) for early pregnancy diagnosis: Opportunities and challenges for the development of rapid timed rebreeding programs.	J. P. N. Andrade
Watch		Discussion
Joint Ruminant Nutrition, Physiology and Endocrinology, and Lactation Biology Symposium: Update on the Arterial-Venous Approach and Application to Current Unanswered Questions

Watch	1157	What mammary flux has taught us about amino acid and protein metabolism in dairy cows.	H. Lapierre
Watch	1158	ADSA-EAAP Speaker Exchange Presentation: What have measurements of splanchnic flux taught us about ruminant gastrointestinal physiology?	C. K. Reynolds
Watch	1159	Modeling arteriovenous difference data: Benefits and opportunities.	M. D. Hanigan
Watch	1160	Opportunities for understanding energy and protein efficiencies of dairy cows using arteriovenous difference methodology.	J. P. Cant
Watch		Discussion
Production, Management, and the Environment Symposium: Revisiting Progress in Feed Efficiency: Its Role in Advancing Dairy Sustainability

Watch	1153	Phenotypic and genomic relationships between energy efficiency and protein efficiency among dairy cows.	M. J. VandeHaar
Watch	1154	The Resilient Dairy Genome Project synthesis—Overview of feed efficiency and methane emissions.	C. Baes
Watch	1155	Interplay of rumen microbiome and host modulating feed efficiency and carbon emission in cattle.	T. A. McAllister
Watch	1156	The role of production systems in feed efficiency and carbon emissions.	A. F. Brito
Reproduction Symposium: Improving Pregnancy Survival in Dairy Cows: Challenges and Opportunities

Watch	1619	The dichotomy between pregnancy survival and loss: Challenging “post”-conceived notions.	M. C. Wiltbank
Watch	1620	Developing and testing a novel model for conceptus attachment to gain a greater understanding of pregnancy loss in lactating dairy cows.	J. R. Pursley
Watch	1621	Pregnancy loss in embryo transfer recipients: Risk factors and mitigation strategies.	P. Baruselli
Watch		Panel Discussion
Ruminant Nutrition Symposium: Advances in Analytical Procedures Affecting Dairy Nutritionists

Watch	1634	Forage and feed laboratory focus to support industry advancement.	R. Ward
Watch	1635	Reliability of near-infrared reflectance spectroscopy (NIRS) to accurately predict nutrient composition of forage and feed ingredients.	D. W. McIntosh
Watch	1636	Impact of alternative methods on measurement of NDF compared to the official method.	M. B. Hall
Watch	1637	Impact of laboratory feed digestibility methods on nutrition models.	M. Van Amburgh
Watch		Panel Discussion: Improving collaboration between academia and industry in labs	Nicole Schlau
Ruminant Nutrition Symposium: Functional Nutrients

Watch	1356	Fatty acids as bioactive nutrients in lactating dairy cows.	A. L. Lock
Watch	1357	The impact of fatty acids as bioactive nutrients on the development of offspring.	A. Relling
Watch	1359	A case to be made for choline as a required nutrient for transition dairy cows.	J. E. P. Santos
Watch		Discussion
Ruminant Nutrition Symposium: Integrating Statistics, Nutrition, and Economics—Recognizing the Contributions of ADSA Past President and Life Member Dr. Normand St-Pierre

Watch	1248	Connecting nutrition and statistics.	J. L. Firkins
Watch	1249	Integrating quantitative data analyses: Application to the dairy sciences.	R. J. Tempelman
Watch	1250	Feeds vary: Should we care?	W. P. Weiss
Watch	1251	A random view of the world: Because we are never absolutely sure of anything.	N. R. St-Pierre

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