Thomas Wittek

This study evaluates a glycoengineered vaccine against Haemonchus contortus in sheep, showing reduced worm burden and fecal egg shedding compared to non-glycoengineered and unvaccinated controls.

This paper develops a method to produce bioactive vaccine antigens against Haemonchus contortus by glycoengineering insect cells to replicate nematode-specific glycan structures.

This study predicts eight diseases in dairy cattle by integrating environmental, behavioural, and physiological data using machine learning and regression analysis.