The European Aquaculture Society AE2020 event is taking place online next April 13-15.
On April 12 (before the conference starts the following day) EAS is organising a full day ‘special’ event RAS@EAS. To complement the science presented in the parallel sessions of the AE conference, RAS@EAS looks to take a different approach – with the emphasis on bringing together key figures from science and industry to focus on key issues, present the latest knowledge and share experience with different species and systems.
The first RAS@EAS event is entitled “Creating an Optimal Environment” and 3 panel discussions will address key questions related to this:
• Session 1: How do we best approach disinfection? (Moderated by Jaap van Rijn of The Interuniversity Institute for Marine Sciences in Eilat (IUI), Israel and with introductory presentation by Chris Good of the The Conservation Fund Freshwater Institute, USA.)
• Session 2: Where are we going with monitoring & autonomy? (Moderated by Øyvind Fylling-Jensen of Nofima, Norway and with introductory presentation by Bård Skjelstad of ScaleAQ, Norway.)
• Session 3: What are the most challenging interactions between fish & RAS environment? (Moderated by Damien Toner of Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM), Ireland and with introductory presentation by Jelena Kolarevic of UiT The Arctic University of Norway/ Nofima, Norway.)
The flyer and the programme (with profiles of the moderators, speakers and panellists) is available at the AE2020 web site. Participation in this online event is included in the AE2020 registration and participants can register here.
But interested persons can also register just for the RAS@EAS event. Registration is FREE for EAS members and is €100 for non-members. To register, follow the link above.
To benefit from EAS membership and access RAS@EAS for free, those wishing can join EAS first here, or add your EAS membership to your basket when you register for the RAS@EAS event.
The AE2020 Brochure is at https://aquaeas.org/_pdf/AE2020RegBrochure.pdf
