Newsletter – Issue 2

Newsletter – Issue 2

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Newsletter, Issue 2 – June 2025

The EU-LI-PHE project aims to strengthen ethical, legal, and social frameworks for the use of phenotyping technologies in livestock farming across Europe. Key stakeholders include researchers, policymakers, industry representatives, farmers, device manufacturers, young researchers, and civil society organizations. A stakeholder meeting was held on 11 July at KU Leuven; read more in our press release and the upcoming newsletter.

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