Felipe Masiero Salvarani | Wildlife Health | Wildlife Advocacy Award

Prof. Dr. Felipe Masiero Salvarani | Wildlife Health | Wildlife Advocacy Award

Professor at Universidade Federal do Pará, Brazil

Dr. Felipe Masiero Salvarani is a highly accomplished researcher in the field of veterinary preventive medicine, with extensive work on clostridial infections in animals and translational research applicable to public and environmental health. His academic honors, leadership in research, and contributions to scientific literature underscore his capability to influence animal and ecosystem health. Although his core work is not directly centered on wildlife species, it contributes significantly to the broader One Health framework, which is integral to wildlife preservation efforts.

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Education

Felipe Masiero Salvarani holds a Doctorate (Ph.D.) in Animal Science from the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG), obtained , with research focused on enteric clostridia in neonatal piglets and the development of an experimental vaccine. His doctoral work emphasized pathogens like Clostridium perfringens and Clostridium difficile. Prior to that, he earned a Master’s degree in Animal Science  from UFMG, where he specialized in the standardization of toxoid potency tests for Clostridium septicum using continuous cell lines. Salvarani completed his undergraduate degree in Veterinary Medicine at UFMG between, building a strong foundation in veterinary preventive medicine and infectious animal diseases.

Experience

Dr. Salvarani is currently affiliated with the Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPA), where he works at the Instituto de Medicina Veterinária in Castanhal, Pará. Over the years, he has developed significant academic and scientific contributions through his role as professor, researcher, and mentor. He has been repeatedly honored as a Paraninfo (patron) of graduating veterinary classes at UFPA, reflecting his strong student rapport and mentorship. His editorial contributions include serving as Guest Editor and Editor of Research Topics for journals under the MDPI Group, such as Veterinary Sciences and Animals, demonstrating his leadership in scientific communication.

Award and Honor

Dr. Salvarani has received numerous accolades for his scientific and academic excellence. These include the  CAPES Thesis Award in Biotechnology, best paper awards at veterinary symposia, and several honorable mentions from UFMG’s Undergraduate Scientific Research Weeks. He has also been consistently recognized for his academic leadership through student-nominated honors, including Paraninfo and class naming ceremonies at UFPA. In recent years, he has been appointed editorial positions with MDPI journals, highlighting his growing influence in international veterinary science discourse. Notably, his research presentations have earned top positions at national conferences such as ABRAVES and ENPOS, underlining the practical relevance and innovation in his work.

Research Focus

His primary research interests center around the diagnosis, pathogenesis, and prevention of infectious diseases in animals, especially those caused by Clostridium species. He has conducted extensive studies on C. perfringens, C. septicum, and C. difficile, focusing on both swine and bovine infectious diseases. His work has involved experimental vaccine trials, pathogen profiling, and evaluation of sanitary programs, contributing significantly to the field of animal biotechnology and preventive veterinary medicine.

Research Skill

Dr. Salvarani brings a comprehensive skill set in veterinary preventive medicine, especially in the areas of infectious and parasitic animal diseases. His technical expertise includes vaccine development, toxin neutralization assays, cell culture techniques, and diagnostic microbiology. He is also experienced in academic publishing, research coordination, and student mentoring. Linguistically, he is proficient in Portuguese, English, and Spanish, with strong competencies in reading, writing, and oral communication.

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Asnakew Mulaw Berihun | Parasitology | Young Researcher Award

Dr. Asnakew Mulaw Berihun | Parasitology | Young Researcher Award

working at university of Gondar college of veterinary medicine and animal scinces, Ethiopia

Dr. Asnakew Mulaw Berihun, is a dedicated Ethiopian veterinary researcher and lecturer at the University of Gondar, College of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences. With a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) and an MSc in Avian Medicine, he has been actively involved in advancing animal health through teaching, research, and field interventions. His work spans poultry diseases, parasitology, vaccine development, and zoonotic diseases, with an emphasis on One Health approaches. Known for his leadership, mentorship, and community engagement, Dr. Asnakew has contributed to scientific advancement via numerous national and international publications. His field experience ranges from clinical surveillance to wildlife disease investigation and farm-to-fork food safety. With strong communication and analytical skills, he is a rising expert in veterinary medicine across East Africa, blending academic knowledge with practical interventions for animal and public health.

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🎓 Education

Dr. Asnakew Mulaw earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from the University of Gondar (2012–2018), where he graduated with distinction and multiple academic recognitions. He further specialized in Avian Medicine with an MSc degree from the Pan African University of Life and Earth Sciences Institute (PAULESI) in Nigeria (2019–2021). To enrich his expertise, he pursued various international certifications, including the Farm-to-Table Program at Ohio State University, and training on Rabies Eradication, Animal Welfare, Zoonotic Diseases, and One Health Approaches. Notably, he participated in an advanced Regional Training Course on PPR Control and Molecular Diagnostics (IAEA/FAO, Austria, 2024). He has also completed training in Epidemiology, Economics in Agriculture, Microbiology, and Professional Development, showcasing a continuous commitment to multidisciplinary learning across veterinary and life sciences.

🧪 Research Focus

Dr. Asnakew’s professional journey began in clinical veterinary services and diagnostics, evolving into a multifaceted academic and research career. Currently, he serves as a Lecturer and Researcher at the University of Gondar (2018–present), teaching undergraduates and postgraduates while leading projects in avian medicine, livestock production, and zoonotic disease surveillance. As a Farm Veterinarian and Animal Health Expert, he advises on poultry, dairy cattle, and sheep health management and artificial insemination. His prior roles include internships and research positions at the African Union PANVAC, Amhara Veterinary Laboratory, and the National Animal Health Diagnostic Center, focusing on vaccine development and diagnostics. His experience also covers Dairy Farm Management, Meat Inspection, and Field Surveillance. Internationally, he has presented at conferences in Nigeria and Austria, and participated in collaborative research like the Gelada Monkey Project (USA-Ethiopia).

🏆 Awards & Honors

Dr. Asnakew Mulaw has been recognized for his academic excellence and research leadership. During his DVM studies, he was awarded multiple Recognition Certificates by the University of Gondar President’s Office for outstanding academic performance. He received international training fellowships from Ohio State University in programs related to One Health, Rabies Control, and Veterinary Public Health. His research work has been featured in major conferences such as the 30th Annual Research Conference at the University of Gondar and the 6th PAULESI Research Conference in Nigeria. He was selected for the FAO/IAEA International Training in Austria (2024) on molecular diagnostics and PPR control—highlighting his regional impact. Through these recognitions, Dr. Asnakew demonstrates his commitment to scientific excellence, community health, and cross-continental collaboration in veterinary science and One Health initiatives.

💼 Professional Experience

Dr. Asnakew’s research is rooted in veterinary public health, avian medicine, and zoonotic disease surveillance, applying both field-based and molecular approaches. His primary interests include the epidemiology and pathology of poultry diseases, parasitic zoonoses, drug resistance, and food safety in animal-origin products. He integrates One Health methodologies in studying disease transmission between animals, humans, and the environment. Recent studies have addressed ectoparasites in poultry, coccidiosis, infectious bursal disease, avian coccidiosis, and waterborne fish pathogens. He also contributes to veterinary pharmacovigilance, evaluating counterfeit medications and antimicrobial resistance. His research aims to improve diagnostics, vaccine efficacy, and sustainable animal health practices. He has collaborated with institutions such as Ohio State University, PAULESI, and IAEA/FAO, contributing to multidisciplinary investigations that enhance animal welfare, biodiversity conservation, and disease prevention across Ethiopia and beyond.

🧠 Skills 

Dr. Asnakew is proficient in both laboratory and field veterinary practices. His technical skills include vaccine production and quality control, molecular diagnostics, parasitology, pathology, and artificial insemination. He is an expert in poultry medicine, food safety, and clinical disease surveillance. His data analysis capabilities are supported by familiarity with SPSS, R programming, and GIS tools, enabling him to manage epidemiological data effectively. He possesses strong scientific writing, project coordination, and academic mentorship abilities, having supervised numerous undergraduate and postgraduate theses. Additionally, he is fluent in Amharic and English (C2 level), which facilitates cross-border collaborations and international research dissemination. His leadership, decision-making, and public speaking skills have been honed through his involvement in conferences, training programs, and community outreach services. Dr. Asnakew’s blend of academic rigor, practical competence, and communication skills make him a versatile and impactful contributor to veterinary and public health sectors.

Publications Top Notes

Comprehensive review of drug resistance in mammalian cancer stem cells: implications for cancer therapy
15 citations
2024

Histopathology based study of Nile tilapia fish (Oreochromis niloticus) as a biomarker for water pollution evaluation in the southern gulf of Lake Tana, Ethiopia
11 citations
2024

A narrative review of veterinary pharmacovigilance situations and prospects in East African countries
3 citations
2024

Evaluating zoonotic metacestodes: gross and histopathological alterations of beef in north–west Ethiopia one health approach for meat inspection and animal management
3 citations
2024

Prevalence of Ectoparasites in poultry in Ebinat District, North West Ethiopia
3 citations
2023

Effect of vitamin supplementation on egg production, egg quality, and mortality of Sasso chickens
3 citations
2022

Evaluating the knowledge, practice, and regulatory situation of veterinary experts regarding counterfeit veterinary medications in the selected districts of Central Gondar zone
2 citations
2024

Prevalence, Associated Risk Factors, and Identification of the Genera of Equine Strongyles in Horses and Donkeys in and Around Bishoftu, Ethiopia
1 citation
2024

Clinico-Pathological Investigation of Coccidiosis in Naturally Infected Sasso T44 Chickens
0 citations
2025

Mycobacterium Marinum: Pathological Features and Occurrence in Clinically Diseased Fishes Reared in Aquaculture: A Systematic Review
0 citations
2025

Ligula intestinalis in Labeobarbus fish species at Lake Tana, Ethiopia: prevalence, histopathological investigation, and associated risk factors
0 citations
2025

Diazinon, Tephrosia vogelii, and Cissus quadrangularis for Flea Control in Chickens: A Comparative Study
0 citations
2025

Chicken gastrointestinal helminths parasites: Coprological prevalence, spatial distribution, and morph-anatomical species identification in South Gondar zone, north West Ethiopia
0 citations
2025

Seroprevalence and risk factor modeling of Marek’s disease virus in indigenous Tilili breed chickens of the Amhara Region, Ethiopia
0 citations
2025

Prevalence of Ligula intestinalis, histopathological investigation, and associated risk factors in Labeobarbus fish species at Lake Tana, Ethiopia
0 citations
2025

Investigation of Eimeria Species in Chicken: Coprological Prevalence, Gross Pathological Lesion and Pathoanatomical Species Identification in South Gondar Zone, Ethiopia
0 citations
2025

Haematobiochemical alterations and lesion characterization induced by haemonchosis in slaughtered sheep at Gondar ELFORA abattoir, Ethiopia
0 citations
2025

Seroprevalence of infectious bursal disease and its associated risk factors in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis
0 citations
2025

Pathological and Economic Effects of Bovine Skin Tumors on Cattle Production in Ethiopia: A Review
0 citations
2024

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