Dr. Lindsey E. Hulbert’s areas of expertise include applied ethology, neuroinflammation, and precision animal technologies. Dr. Hulbert’s PhD was earned at Texas Tech University in conjunction with the Livestock Issues Research Unit at the USDA ARS. The PhD program focused on cattle stress and inflammation. Her BS and MS were also earned at Texas Tech, and encompassed 6 years of research on swine behavior, immunology, and a murine model of stress and allergic pulmonary inflammation. Dr. Hulbert’s postdoctoral training was at the University of California, Davis, and included research evaluating dairy calf space allowance using behavioral and immunological biomarkers. In December 2012, Dr. Hulbert started her tenure-track position at Kansas State University and is currently an associate professor of applied ethology and immunology. Over the past 9.5 years, Dr. Hulbert’s technology research has grown, and includes: 1) wearable physiology and activity-tracking and signal devices; 2) automated data collection of environmental enrichment device use; 3) automated visual tracking that identifies preclinically sick animals; and 4) an invention of a cognition testing device that scales learning style and social hierarchy in adult pigs. Dr. Hulbert’s research improves the accessibility of precise and accurate toolkits for behavioral biomarkers and advances the animal caretaker’s ability to make well-informed decisions and provide individual-level care to their animals.