Dr. Roshan Riaz, Kafkas University, Pakistan
Dr. Roshan Riaz is a dedicated animal scientist specializing in livestock nutrition, dairy science, and veterinary research. He earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from The Islamia University of Bahawalpur (2018) and completed his Masterβs in Animal Sciences at Bursa UludaΔ University (2021). His research spans livestock nutrition, animal health, and sustainable farming, with publications in Poultry Science, Animals, and the Journal of Research in Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Riaz has contributed to buffalo nutrition, dairy farming sustainability, and poultry health, making significant strides in veterinary medicine and animal welfare. π‘ππ
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Suitability of Dr. Roshan Riaz for the Best Researcher Award π
Dr. Roshan Riaz is a highly accomplished researcher in veterinary sciences and livestock nutrition, with a strong focus on sustainable dairy farming, poultry health, and animal welfare. His research contributions in buffalo and cattle nutrition, poultry toxin mitigation, and climate-adaptive livestock farming have significantly advanced modern veterinary science. With high-impact publications and international collaborations, Dr. Riaz is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.
Education & Experience ππΌ
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) π©Ί β The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Pakistan (2018)
- Masterβs in Animal Sciences π β Bursa UludaΔ University, Turkey (2021)
- Researcher in Livestock Nutrition & Veterinary Science π¬
- Published Author in High-Impact Journals π
- Contributor to Sustainable Livestock & Poultry Research π±
Professional Development ππ
Dr. Roshan Riaz has consistently pursued professional excellence in veterinary medicine and animal sciences. His research explores buffalo and cattle nutrition, poultry health, and sustainable livestock farming. He has collaborated with international researchers on livestock feeding strategies, disease resistance, and economic challenges in dairy farming. His expertise is showcased in publications covering aflatoxin detoxification in poultry, sustainable livestock feeding, and climate adaptation in dairy goats. Through his contributions, Dr. Riaz continues to enhance livestock productivity, animal welfare, and environmental sustainability in modern animal sciences. πππ¬
Research Focus π¬π
Dr. Roshan Riaz’s research revolves around animal nutrition, sustainable dairy farming, and poultry health. His focus areas include:
- Buffalo & cattle nutrition β Enhancing protein digestion & feed efficiency π₯©π
- Poultry health β Investigating toxins’ effects & liver protection strategies ππ¦
- Sustainable livestock farming β Using oilseed by-products & alternative feeds π±π‘
- Dairy production β Studying milk yield & environmental adaptability π₯π
- Animal welfare & climate resilience β Addressing transport stress & longevity in livestock ππ¨
His research aims to improve livestock health, optimize feeding strategies, and ensure food security. π‘ππ
Awards & Honors π
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- Best Research Contribution in Veterinary Science π β Recognized for sustainable livestock nutrition research
- Publication in High-Impact Journals π β Poultry Science, Animals, Journal of Research in Veterinary Medicine
- Excellence in Dairy Farming Research π₯ β Acknowledged for work on buffalo and dairy cattle nutrition
- International Collaboration Recognition π β Worked with global experts on animal health and welfare
Publication Top Notes:
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π Crude Protein Degradation Kinetics of Selected Tropical Forages in Buffalo Using NorFor In Situ Standards β Roshan Riaz et al., Animals, 2025-02-18 π
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π Bovine lactoferrin alleviates aflatoxin B1 induced hepatic and renal injury in broilers by mediating Nrf2 signaling pathway β Hong Chen et al., Poultry Science, 2024-12 π
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π± Sustainable Livestock Farming with Oil Seed Crops and Their By-Products β Ibrar Ahmed et al., Ankara Γniversitesi Veteriner FakΓΌltesi Dergisi, 2024-07-10 π
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π¦ Insects usage in pets food β Ibrar Ahmed et al., Veteriner Hekimler DerneΔi Dergisi, 2022-01-15 π
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π Comparison of Growth Curve in Male Layer Chickens β Widya P. B. Putra et al., Journal of Research in Veterinary Medicine, 2021-08-19 π