Annabel Slater

Annabel Slater

Digital content specialist

Digital media and content specialist, managing ILRI social media and developing content. Prior to this appointment she has worked in bioscience data curation and multimedia development at the University of Glasgow, and as a writer, editor and social media manager for the Progress Educational Trust, Science for Environment Policy, and the European Grid Infrastructure. She has also worked as a learning and science researcher for TV companies. She originally studied Biological Sciences at the University of Oxford, and went on to obtain an MSc in Science Media Production from Imperial College London and a MSc in Medical Visualisation & Human Anatomy from the University of Glasgow - Glasgow School of Art. 

My Blog Posts

Cattle in Kenya

ILRI News

Passing of Ephraim Mukisira Amiani

Tuli cattle. ILRI/Stevie Mann

New science

World’s tiniest library could be key to saving millions of cattle

Wild meat report

ILRI News

Eating wild animals: The rewards are as big as the risks

Milk being poured into a jug (ILRI / Kabir Dhanji).

ILRI News

Can Kenya meet dairy production and greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets by 2030?

Robert Muriuki demonstrates how to carry out the test

A revolutionary field test for East Coast fever

Cattle herded in Senegal (Photo credit: ILRI/Karen Marshall)

ILRI News

Global villain, local savior? What's the role of livestock in sub-Saharan Africa?

Boran cattle grazing on pasture (ILRI/ Camille Hanotte).

Hot topic

SPARC launches new podcast 'Dynamic Drylands' featuring ILRI experts

African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) co-convened a dialogue with the CGIAR GENDER Impact Platform and CIFOR-ICRAF to ignite conversations on investments in women

Celebrating International Women's Day 2024

What's cooking?

Hot topic

What’s cooking? Developing solutions to transform the current food system

Herd of cows (ILRI/ Camille Hanotte)

Thermo Fisher Scientific and the International Livestock Research Institute join forces to transform sustainable livestock production in developing countries

Pigs in Masaka district, Uganda (ILRI/Habtamu)

New science

A vaccine solution for African swine fever is within reach

Invitation to closing event of the Programme for Climate-Smart Livestock Systems

ILRI News

One World, One Health: a landscape approach for preventing and mitigating future pandemics

COVID-19 and the brain

Pandemic preparedness: The lessons of One Health

Women at the top