Prof.Dr.Tadelle Dessie | Genetics | Best Researcher Award

Prof.Dr.Tadelle Dessie | Genetics | Best Researcher Award

Prof.Dr.Tadelle Dessie, ILRI, Ethiopia.

Dr. Tadelle Dessie holds a BSc in Animal Sciences from Alemaya University, Ethiopia (1990), an MSc in Sustainable Tropical Animal Production Systems from the Swedish University of Agriculture (1996), and a PhD in Animal Genetics and Breeding from Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany (2003). His educational background is complemented by various short-term courses in project management, GIS, and advanced data analyses. This diverse training has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of animal genetics and research methodologies.Dr. Dessie has extensive experience in research and development, having worked with ILRI since 2006. As a Principal Scientist, he leads major projects such as the African Chicken Genetic Gains (ACGG) and ACGG-ATONU. His role involves conceptualizing and implementing scalable research projects, managing resources, and leading international collaborations. He has also been instrumental in capacity building and the development of livestock value chains in Ethiopia, contributing to several CGIAR Consortium Research Programs and international projects.

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Summary of Suitability:

Dr. Tadelle Dessie is an exemplary candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award due to his extensive and impactful contributions in the field of animal genetics and breeding. His qualifications and achievements are indicative of his outstanding research capabilities and leadership skills. Here are key points highlighting his suitability for the award:

Education

Dr. Tadelle Dessie holds a BSc in Animal Sciences from Alemaya University, Ethiopia (1990), an MSc in Sustainable Tropical Animal Production Systems from the Swedish University of Agriculture (1996), and a PhD in Animal Genetics and Breeding from Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany (2003). His educational background is complemented by various short-term courses in project management, GIS, and advanced data analyses. This diverse training has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of animal genetics and research methodologies.

Experience

Dr. Dessie has extensive experience in research and development, having worked with ILRI since 2006. As a Principal Scientist, he leads major projects such as the African Chicken Genetic Gains (ACGG) and ACGG-ATONU. His role involves conceptualizing and implementing scalable research projects, managing resources, and leading international collaborations. He has also been instrumental in capacity building and the development of livestock value chains in Ethiopia, contributing to several CGIAR Consortium Research Programs and international projects.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Dessie has been honored with numerous awards recognizing his scientific achievements and social competence. These accolades reflect his excellence in partnership management, research leadership, and contributions to animal genetics. He has been acknowledged for his role in advancing livestock research and improving the livelihoods of poor livestock keepers. His awards underscore his impact on both the scientific community and the broader development sector.

Research Focus

Dr. Dessie’s research focuses on livestock genetics and breeding, particularly the improvement and conservation of animal genetic resources. His work includes leading projects aimed at enhancing livestock production systems in Africa and Asia. He is involved in research for development projects that address the needs of poor livestock keepers, contributing to sustainable agricultural practices and improved animal husbandry.

Publication Top Notes

Analysis of tail morphology and osteology in Ethiopian indigenous sheep.
Cited by: 5
Evaluation of growth performance and feed efficiency in reciprocal crosses of Fayoumi with three exotic chicken breeds.
Cited by: 3
In Vitro Antioxidant Activities of Plant Polyphenol Extracts and Their Combined Effect with Flaxseed on Raw and Cooked Breast Muscle Fatty Acid Content, Lipid Health Indices and Oxidative Stability in Slow-Growing Sasso Chickens
Cited by: 10
Multivariate analysis of morphometric traits to differentiate the indigenous chicken reared under different Agro-ecologies of Ethiopia.
Cited by: 7
Production performance and egg quality evaluation of indigenous chickens across different agro-ecologies of Southern Ethiopia.
Cited by: 6