Jo E. B. Halliday

This study investigates the causes of livestock abortions in Tanzania using a surveillance platform, identifying pathogens and informing disease intervention priorities.

The paper investigates causes of livestock abortion in Tanzania using a cohort study and serosurveillance, identifying several infectious agents associated with abortions.

This study evaluates target-enrichment sequencing for generating genomic data from difficult-to-culture bacteria, showing it can produce high-quality data with sufficient coverage for variant calling.

The paper classifies livestock production systems in northern Tanzania using quantitative methods and finds three distinct clusters corresponding to traditional pastoral, agro-pastoral, and smallholder systems, with notable shifts toward crop agriculture.