Sophie Krizsan
Department of Agricultural Sciences for Northern Sweden
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Sophie Julie Krizsan Date of birth: 1970-12-14 Address: Fäbodåkern 36, 905 95 Umeå, Sweden Phone (work): +46 90 786 87 48 Fax: +46 90 786 81 62 Phone (private): +46 72 203 43 98 E-mail (work): sophie.krizsan@slu.se EDUCATION & ACADEMIC DEGREES 2013 Associate Professor in Ruminant Nutrition at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Department of Agricultural Research for Northern Sweden (NJV), Umeå, Sweden. 2002 – 2007 Doctor Scientiarum in Ruminant Nutrition at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU), Department of Animal and Aquacultural Sciences (IHA), Ås, Norway. 1995 – 1999 Cand. Agric. at the Norwegian University of Agriculture (former name of NMBU), IHA, Ås, Norway. 1992 – 1994 University courses following the Master’s program in chemistry, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden. PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS 2012 – Research Fellow. SLU, NJV, Umeå, Sweden. 2010 – 2012 Post-doctoral position. SLU, NJV, Umeå, Sweden. 2008 – 2010 Post-doctoral position. NMBU, IHA, Ås, Norway. 2007 – 2008 Research Scientist. NMBU, IHA, Ås, Norway. 2002 – 2007 Doctoral Student. NMBU, IHA, Ås, Norway. Present supervision commitments Degong Pang, Ph. D. student at NJV, SLU, Umeå. Improved utilization of grass silage in milk production – harvesting strategy and feeding value. Main supervisor. Annie Larsson. Industrial Ph. D. student, Lantmännen and SLU, Umeå. Grass lignin fingerprinting for improved forages in dairy cow feeding. Main supervisor. Granted research funding and scholarships 2018 Carl Trygger Foundation: 652 000 SEK (2019/20). A 2-year post-doctoral scholarship for Dr. Juana Catarina Chagas. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan. 2017 FACCE ERA-GAS co-fund scheme of Horizon 2020 of the European commission. Research project RUMENPREDICT of three years: 2 433 000 SEK. 1. Sophie Krizsan. 2016 The Kempe Foundations: 140 000 SEK (2016-2017). Investment of equipment for body condition scoring cameras at Röbäcksdalen dairy barn. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan. 2015 Carl Trygger Foundation: 431 400 SEK (2016/17). The second year of a 2-year post-doctoral project for Dr. Marcia de Oliveira Franco. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan. 2014 China scholarship council (CSC): 576 000 SEK. The total scholarship devoted from CSC to Degong Pang for a PhD at SLU in Umeå. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan, 2. Degong Pang. 2014 Carl Trygger Foundation: 351 000 SEK (2015/16). The first year of a 2-year post-doctoral project for Dr. Marcia de Oliveira Franco. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan. 2014 The Regional Farmers’ Foundation for Agricultural Research in Northern Sweden: 2 400 000 SEK (2014-2016). A 3-year project: Improved utilization of grass silage in milk production – harvesting strategy and feeding value. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan, 2. Pekka Huhtanen. 2014 Valio Ltd. Support the above project by additional 215 000 SEK/year for all three years.1. Pekka Huhtanen, 2. Sophie Julie Krizsan. 2014 The Kempe Foundations: 220 000 SEK (2014-2015). Investment of equipment for feeding system at Röbäcksdalen dairy barn. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan. 2013 The Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry (KSLA): 250 000 SEK. (2013-2015). Investment of equipment for feeding system at Röbäcksdalen dairy barn. 1. Annika Höjer, 2. Sophie Julie Krizsan. 2013 The Kempe Foundations: 130 000 SEK (2013-2014). A comparison of herbivore digestion efficiency in vitro using moose spring and summer foods. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan. 2013 Swedish Farmers’ Foundation for Agricultural Research: 2 600 000 SEK (2013-2015). Feed efficient cows. 1. Pekka Huhtanen, 2. Mårten Hetta, 3. Sophie Julie Krizsan, 4. Britt Berglund, 5. Freddy Fikse, 6. Jan Bertilsson, 7. Torsten Eriksson. 2011 The Regional Farmers’ Foundation for Agricultural Research in Northern Sweden: 1 251000 SEK. (2011-2013). Improve the utilisation of forages in northern regions by better predictions of the voluntary intake. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan, 2. Mårten Hetta, 3. Pekka Huhtanen. 2010 The Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry (KSLA): 100 000 SEK. (2011-2012). Comparison of in vitro and in situ methods in evaluation of forage digestibility in ruminants. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan, 2.Pekka Huhtanen, 3. Juha Nousiainen, 4. Karl-Heinz Südekum. 2007 NMBU, Norway: Granted salary during a 2-year postdoctoral scholarship (2008-2010). Improvement of the NorFor feed evaluation system for cattle with special emphasis on feed passage kinetics in the rumen, and efficiency of microbial protein synthesis in relation to extrinsic and intrinsic factors affected by ruminal passage kinetics. 1. Sophie Julie Krizsan, 2. Harald Volden. Scientific publications 36 Papers in refereed international journals (including in print or under revision). 2 Book chapters. 10 Short (1-5 pages) conference proceedings and conference abstracts not published elsewhere.