What's on
ECRs present research at Aquaculture UK
- Venue: Aquaculture UK - Conference tent (Aviemore, Scotland)
- Start: Wed, 23 May 2018 15:45:00 BST
- End: Fri, 02 Nov 2018 16:45:00 GMT
Are you a company looking to building links with academia and don't quite know where to start? This event is for you!
In a collaboration between ARCH-UK and SAIC, early career researchers (ECRs) will be showcasing their work at SAIC’s Aquavation sessions, during Aquaculture UK, on the 23rd of May 2018, at the Conference tent (Aviemore, Scotland). Aquaculture companies are invited to come and talk to the reserachers about what they do and potential for collaborations. Companies & ECRs will get a chance to network and build links.
When: 23rd of May, 3.45 pm
Where: Aquaculture UK - Conference Tent (Aviemore, Scotland); part of SAIC’s Aquavation afternoon session on Innovation & Commercialisation
How: ECRs will give a 5-min talk on their research project, relevance to industry and potential for collaborations; this will be followed by a Q&A session
What & Who: See below our talks & invited speakers:
- Health robustness in sterile triploid Atlantic salmon (Dr Lynn Chalmers, University of Stirling)
- Social licence for aquaculture in Scotland (Dr Suzannah-Lynn Billing, Scottish Association of Marine Science)
- Screening for genetic resistance to viral disease using primary cell culture in Atlantic salmon (Dr Remi Gratacap, Roslin Institute)
- Improving delousing efficiency of cleaner fish (Dr Adam Brooker, University of Stirling)
- Showcasing lipidomics for mussel hatchery production (Alessandro Laudicella, Scottish Association of Marine Science)
- The future of seaweed farming in the UK (Dr Karen Mooney, Queen’s University
Download the complete flyer the talks and speakers here: Flyer ECRs presenting at Aquaculture UK_ talks & biographies
If yoou are an ECR, Aquaculture UK (https://aquacultureuk.com/) is a unique opportunite to talk to companies one-on-one and get to know what matteres to them and how researchers can be the first point of call to address industrial challenges. Stay tunned for updates and contact the fellow if you are a company or ECRs interested to build links with the presenters. See you at Aquaculture UK!