W Otten

Affiliations

Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN), Institute of Behavioural Physiology, Dummerstorf, Germany.

Publications (4)

It's getting hairy - External contamination may affect the validity of hair cortisol as an indicator of stress in pigs and cattle.

General and comparative endocrinology

Avec: Winfried Otten , Susen Heimbürge , Ellen Kanitz , Armin Tuchscherer

Research Note: It's not just stress-fecal contamination of plumage may affect feather corticosterone concentration.

Poultry science

Avec: T Bartels , J Berk , K Cramer , E Kanitz , W Otten

Time-Dependent Effects of Acute Handling on the Brain Monoamine System of the Salmonid

Frontiers in neuroscience

Avec: Joan Martorell-Ribera , Marzia Tindara Venuto , Winfried Otten , Ronald M Brunner , Tom Goldammer , Alexander Rebl , Ulrike Gimsa

Predictors of the Acceptance of an Electronic Coach Targeting Self-management of Patients With Type 2 Diabetes: Web-Based Survey.

JMIR formative research

Avec: Zeena Harakeh , Hilde Van Keulen , Koen Hogenelst , Wilma Otten , Iris M De Hoogh , Pepijn Van Empelen

Réseau de co-auteurs

Winfried Otten 2 collaborations

Susen Heimbürge 1 collaboration

Ellen Kanitz 1 collaboration

Armin Tuchscherer 1 collaboration

T Bartels 1 collaboration

J Berk 1 collaboration

K Cramer 1 collaboration

E Kanitz 1 collaboration

Joan Martorell-Ribera 1 collaboration

Marzia Tindara Venuto 1 collaboration

Ronald M Brunner 1 collaboration

Tom Goldammer 1 collaboration

Alexander Rebl 1 collaboration

Ulrike Gimsa 1 collaboration

Zeena Harakeh 1 collaboration

Hilde Van Keulen 1 collaboration

Koen Hogenelst 1 collaboration

Wilma Otten 1 collaboration

Iris M De Hoogh 1 collaboration

Pepijn Van Empelen 1 collaboration