Marjorie Cellier, a postdoctoral researcher at McGill University, recently participated in the second edition of the Les chercheuses en BD exhibition, an event aimed at highlighting the careers and professions of women in science.
The exhibition, held at McGill University, is organized in partnership with the Montreal Comic Book Festival (FBDM), the Fonds de recherche du Québec (FRQ), and the Consulat général de France in Québec City.
Through an original comic strip created in collaboration with a comic book artist, Marjorie Cellier shares with finesse and sensitivity her daily life as a researcher and her commitment to the well-being of dairy cows.
She is currently working with the Research and Innovation Chair in Animal Welfare and Artificial Intelligence (WELL-E), a research project supported by Novalait, whose goal is to develop practical tools for assessing the welfare of cows on farms, thereby promoting more sustainable and respectful practices in dairy farming.
A great showcase for committed young scientists and for a topic essential to the future of dairy production.
