Léa Lansade

This study shows that chicory reduces cyathostomin parasites and alters gut microbiota in horses without affecting host physiology.

This study compares social cognition in two lines of Japanese quail selected for high and low social motivation, finding context-dependent effects on sociocognitive tasks.

This study shows cows can visually discriminate between familiar and unfamiliar humans and recognize them across sensory modalities.

This study examines how pasture access affects the transcriptomic profile of horses, finding that resilient individuals show reduced inflammation and increased growth-related gene expression.

This study shows that human emotional odours influence horse behaviour and physiology, with fear-related odours increasing fear responses and reducing human interaction.

The paper investigates how maternal presence during childhood in horses affects brain development and biobehavioural outcomes using MRI and statistical modeling.

This study examines how stress hormones, behaviors, and facial movements change in horses after trotting exercise, finding links between hormone levels and specific behaviors indicating stress.

This study identifies distinct behavioural and facial expression profiles in horses during positive and negative emotional anticipation using network analysis and the Equine Facial Action Coding System.