Regiane R. Santos is Senior Researcher and Innovation Coordinator at Schothorst Feed Research (SFR). She is a veterinarian holding a PhD in Animal Reproduction at the Ceará State University in Brazil (2005), and a second PhD in Biology of Reproductive Cells at Utrecht University in the Netherlands (2007). Between 2008 and 2015, she conducted a post-doctoral research at Utrecht University, with an emphasis on the impact of mycotoxins on the reproductive and digestive systems of farm animals. Since 2015, she has been leading mycotoxin trials at SFR, using naturally contaminated feed ingredients. With more than 150 peer-reviewed published studies, she effectively bridges academics and practitioners.

Regiane R. Santos is Senior Researcher and Innovation Coordinator at Schothorst Feed Research (SFR). She is a veterinarian holding a PhD in Animal Reproduction at the Ceará State University in Brazil (2005), and a second PhD in Biology of Reproductive Cells at Utrecht University in the Netherlands (2007). Between 2008 and 2015, she conducted a post-doctoral research at Utrecht University, with an emphasis on the impact of mycotoxins on the reproductive and digestive systems of farm animals. Since 2015, she has been leading mycotoxin trials at SFR, using naturally contaminated feed ingredients. With more than 150 peer-reviewed published studies, she effectively bridges academics and practitioners.

Regiane R. Santos is Senior Researcher and Innovation Coordinator at Schothorst Feed Research (SFR). She is a veterinarian holding a PhD in Animal Reproduction at the Ceará State University in Brazil (2005), and a second PhD in Biology of Reproductive Cells at Utrecht University in the Netherlands (2007). Between 2008 and 2015, she conducted a post-doctoral research at Utrecht University, with an emphasis on the impact of mycotoxins on the reproductive and digestive systems of farm animals. Since 2015, she has been leading mycotoxin trials at SFR, using naturally contaminated feed ingredients. With more than 150 peer-reviewed published studies, she effectively bridges academics and practitioners.