Narges Kalantari
Narges is a PhD candidate at the University of Montreal, where she focuses on studying sleep through neuroimaging and electroencephalography techniques in individuals affected by traumatic brain injury. Having fostered orphaned squirrels and small rodents, she has developed a deep fascination with their intelligence and unique personalities. Motivated by a strong sense of responsibility and compassion for animals, Narges has joined Faunalytics to contribute to the organization's extensive library of research on animal issues. Her goal is to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and practical action to facilitate informed decisions and effective strategies to promote animal welfare.
Can Technology Reduce Land Use For Agriculture?
Addressing Burnout Among Veterinary Nurses
Environmental Enrichment For Captive Chimpanzees
An Updated Recovery Roadmap To Save Red Wolves
Tracking In-Ovo Sexing Progress In The E.U.
The Dangers Of Lead-Based Fishing Gear
Getting Cat Guardians To Comply With Professional Advice
Do Disruptive Protests Help Vegan Advocacy?
Examining Cross-Cultural Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare
Will Consumers Try Plant-Based Fish Products?