Biography
Professor, Biostatistics
MSc (Copenhagen); PhD (Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University of Denmark)
A native of Denmark, Henrik moved to UPEI in 2001. He has established himself as one of the leading figures in veterinary biostatistics. He has an international reputation and is frequently asked to teach high level “methods” courses relevant to veterinary epidemiology. His particular research interest is in multilevel modelling, an area that is crucial in animal health studies.
Recent Publications
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Rearing and handling injuries in broiler chickens and risk factors for wing injuries during loading
- Canadian Journal of Animal Science, 2020
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Management factors associated with perinatal lamb mortality in Prince Edward Island flocks
- Preventive Veterinary Medicine, 2020
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Estimating sea lice infestation pressure on salmon farms: Comparing different methods using multivariate state-space models
- Epidemics, 2020
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Evaluation of influence of milk urea nitrogen on reproductive performance in smallholder dairy farms
- Australian Veterinary Journal, 2020
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A partly stage-structured model for the abundance of salmon lice in salmonid farms
- Epidemics, 2019
Research Classification
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Research Interests
- Mixed models
- Experimental design
- Biostatistics
- Simulation
- Epidemiology
Current Scholars in Health Management
- Elizabeth Spangler
- Jeffrey Davidson
- J. Trenton McClure
- Henrik Stryhn
- Ian Gardner
- Luke Heider
- John Tait
- Emily Elizabeth John
- Garth Arsenault
- Javier Sanchez
- K. Larry Hammell
- Michael Cockram
- Krishna Thakur
- Bronwyn Crane
- Martha Mellish
- Jason Stull
- W. Ben Stoughton
- Dan Hurnik
- Laurie Anne McDuffee
- Gregory Keefe
- Wendy Duckett
- Aimie Doyle
- Crawford Revie
- Shawn McKenna
- Kathleen M MacMillan
- John VanLeeuwen
- Katy Proudfoot
- Caroline Ritter
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