Welcome to the Research Data Portal
The VistaMilk Research Data Portal integrates new and existing research data sources across the domains of Pasture, Animal and Food. Our aim is to develop the optimal structure for research data in Irish Dairy; delivering innovations to industry and farmers while protecting the security and privacy of research data.
Researchers should contact their site manager to request login details to access the Research Data Portal.
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- Paul Cotter Receives Prestigious Honorary Doctorate – A Tribute to Excellence and Achievement 26/03/2024As the University of Antwerp (Belgium) gears up to confer its prestigious honorary degrees VistaMilk is delighted that, among the distinguished recipients, Prof Paul Cotter is being recognized for his remarkable contributions to the fields of Food, Biomedical, and Veterinary Sciences. The ceremony, scheduled for Thursday, March 28, 2024, at 4 p.m., marks a [...] […]VistaMilk Admin
- Revolutionizing Dairy Tech: HyBDL – A Game-Changer in Milk Quality Analysis 22/03/2024In the dairy industry, ensuring milk quality is vital, but traditional Machine Learning (ML) algorithms struggle with the complexity of milk spectral data and preprocessing challenges. Deep Learning (DL) offers promise but hasn't been extensively applied to Milk Quality Analysis (MQA). To address this gap, a novel approach called Hybrid Blended Deep Learning (HyBDL) [...] […]VistaMilk Admin
- Ceiliúradh na Gaeilge – Celebrating Irish 20/03/2024Mar chuid den iarracht atá á dhéanamh againn chun méid na Gaeilge a úsáidimid inár gcuid cumarsáide in VistaMilk, reáchtáil muid feachtas do Sheachtain na Gaeilge áit ar thugamar faoi na fostaithe agus na mic léinn ar fud na gcineálacha éagsúla lárionaid agus cad é a ról mar chuid de VistaMilk. Tá Jennifer Drohan [...] […]VistaMilk Admin
- St Patrick the Botanist – but did he get the right plant? 15/03/2024SHAMROCK EXPLAINED THE TRINITY, NOW OTHER NATIVE IRISH PLANTS ARE EXPLAINING OUR WAY TO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE As the world gears up to go green to celebrate St Patrick’s Day on March 17th, Irish agri-food scientists are crediting Ireland’s patron saint with being a botanist, environmentalist and nutritionist who pointed the way to a [...] […]VistaMilk Admin
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