Posts

AE3.0’s 3rd FREE training course: “Conducting Experimental Infection Trials in Fish and Shellfish”

/in , /by

We are pleased to announce the upcoming online training course, “Conducting Experimental Infection Trials in Fish and Shellfish.” Self-paced modules will be available starting October 28th, followed by live sessions on November 11th and 12th. Registration is now officially open!

Led by Denmark Technical University (DTU), this 3rd training course will focus on designing and analysing experimental infection trials in fish and shellfish, covering both fundamental and advanced concepts. The course is divided into two parts, the first part will consist of self-paced lectures covering essential theoretical topics, including ethical considerations for using animals in experiments, designing infection trials, evaluating pathogens and pathologies, etc. The second part will consist of live lectures focusing on applying the theoretical knowledge gained in the first part to real infection trials using several fish species and bivalves and different types.

For more information on the training course and how to register, visit:
Training Course 3: Conducting Experimental Infection Trials in Fish and Shellfish – AquaExcel3.0

The deadline for registration is November 8th, at 9:00 hrs (CET)

Read more about the AQUAEXCEL3.0 project and the Training Courses.

 

EATIP AT THE AQUACULTURE EUROPE 2023, VIENNA

/in , , /by

Our EATiP booth #39 was a great success with lots of visits from many colleagues from all over.

 

Information was given about our project work including:

    • Providing technical input to The EC Aquaculture Assistance Mechanism
    • The AQUAEXCEL 3.0 project – opening up transnational access to EU research networks
    • OLAMUR – considering marine multi use (aquaculture and wind energy) as part of the EU Mission Ocean Baltic and North Sea Lighthouse

The  EATiP / EC / EAS INNOVATION FORUM was extremely well attended on Wednesday 20 September (Programme), as well as the AQUAEXEL3.0 networking drink following the event.

 

More on the AQUAEXCEL3.0 presentations 

Experimental assessment of the fish meal content requirements for Meagre feeds, by Ramon Fontillas | Skretting ARC (Netherlands).

The effect of krill meal inclusion on the growth of juvenile gilthead seabream, by Kiranpreet Kaur | Aker BioMarine Antarctic AS (Norway).

Metal amino acid complexes as a cost-effective strategy to help reducing fish meal in European seabass diets, by Claudia Silva | Zinpro (Portugal).

 

 

MORE PICTURES