Eva Parpay

Q: What is Eva Parpay email address?

Email Eva Parpay at eva.parpay@anses.fr. This email is the most updated Eva Parpay's email found in 2026.

Q: How to contact Eva Parpay?

To contact Eva Parpay send an email to eva.parpay@anses.fr. (updated on June 30, 2025)

Stage de recherche sur un indicateur de bien-être chez les chevrettes at Agence nationale de sécurité sanitaire - Anses | Saint-Avertin, Centre-Val de Loire, France

About Eva Parpay

Eva Parpay currently enriches her professional expertise through a research internship at the Agence nationale de sécurité sanitaire (Anses), focusing on developing an innovative well-being indicator for young goats (chevrettes). This project aligns with her academic background in biological sciences and her ongoing master's studies in Biodiversité, Écologie et Évolution at the Université de Tours. Her role involves a multidisciplinary approach, combining behavioral ethology, data analysis, and project management to better understand the welfare and behavioral patterns of chevrettes in controlled environments.

Throughout this internship, Eva has been instrumental in conducting comprehensive bibliographic reviews to establish a solid scientific foundation for the project. She actively participates in designing and refining research protocols, ensuring that behavioral observations are systematic and scientifically robust. Her skills in data analysis are crucial for interpreting behavioral metrics, which contribute to the development of a reliable well-being indicator. Eva also manages logistical aspects such as observation scheduling and data management, demonstrating her organizational capabilities and attention to detail.

Her work at Anses not only enhances her expertise in ethology and ecosystem services but also provides valuable insights into animal welfare assessment methodologies. By integrating her background in biological sciences with practical research skills, Eva is contributing to the advancement of animal welfare indicators, which have significant implications for both scientific research and regulatory policies. Her experience exemplifies a strong commitment to applied biological research, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary skills such as data analysis, project management, and behavioral observation in addressing complex ecological and welfare challenges.

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