Cobb hires Dr. Hilary Pavlidis to pedigree geneticist post

Dr. Hilary Pavlidis has been appointed to the position of pedigree geneticist at Cobb's Three Springs Farm in Oklahoma, La. The move is a return to the farm where Pavlidis became the company’s first research and development intern in 2000.

January 21, 2011
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Dr. Hilary Pavlidis has been appointed to the position of pedigree geneticist at Cobb's Three Springs Farm in Oklahoma, La.

The move is a return to the farm where Pavlidis became the company’s first research and development intern in 2000. For the past three years she has been working as a geneticist for Nicholas Turkeys in North America and BUT in the UK. 

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