Both AE2020 and AE2021 will go ahead in 2021!

The EAS Board of Directors has decided that our Aquaculture Europe 2020 event cannot go ahead as planned in Cork from September 29 to October 2 this year.
There will therefore be no Aquaculture Europe event in 2020.

However, to maintain our commitment to our chosen locations, delegates, exhibitors and attendees, EAS will organise two events in 2021. AE2020 in Cork, Ireland from April 12-15 and AE2021 in Funchal, Madeira, Portugal 6 months later from October 5-8.

Important dates:
AE2020 Cork
April 12-15, 2021
Abstract deadline: December 31
Early Bird registration deadline: February 15

AE2021 Madeira
October 5-8, 2021
Abstract deadline: May 1
Early Bird registration deadline: July 15

More information will soon be available concerning the programme for each event and sessions for online abstract submission. We will also be contacting those that have already submitted abstracts for Cork. New abstracts for both AE2020 Cork and AE2021 Madeira can be submitted online. But please make sure that you are submitting them to the correct event!

We therefore look forward to welcoming you next year in Cork in April and in Funchal in October!
Gavin Burnell (EAS President 2018-2020) and Herve Migaud (EAS President 2020-2022)

EAStalk with Katerina Kousoulaki - Microalgae applications in aquaculture, preprocessing and documentation of bioactive properties in salmon farming

Dr. Katerina Kousoulaki is a senior researcher at Nofima working as project manager focusing on fish nutrition and physiology and novel raw material processing and application in aquafeeds, novel nutritional supplements and food products.

Katerina will cover "Microalgae applications in aquaculture, preprocessing and documentation of bioactive properties in salmon farming" on Tuesday, June 9, at 14:00 (CET/Brussels time). 

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EAStalk with Pantelis Katharios - Phage therapy as an alternative treatment in aquaculture. Applications in fish hatcheries - VIDEO

Dr. Pantelis Katharios will cover "Phage therapy as an alternative treatment in aquaculture. Applications in fish hatcheries" on May 26th at 14:00 (CET/Brussels time). 

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EAStalk with Martin Føre - Precision farming, AI and big data - VIDEO

Martin Føre covered "Precision farming, AI and big data" on Tuesday, May 12 at 14:00 (CET/Brussels time).

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EAStalk with Javier Ojeda - 'The role of the Aquaculture Advisory Council (AAC)'

 In our next webinar, Javier Ojeda will give a presentation 'The role of the Aquaculture Advisory Council' on April 7, at 14:00 (CET/Brussels time).

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EAStalk with Åsa Espmark - 'CtrlAqua: Contribution to future aquaculture'

Our 7th EAStalk will be presented by Åsa Espmark, Centre Director of CtrlAQUA (SFI) and Senior Scientist in Nofima, on March 3rd at 14:00 (CET time). Åsa will give a presentation on 'CtrlAqua: Contribution to future aquaculture'. 

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Full-time and internship at Blue Planet Ecosystems

Head of Aquaculture - Blue Planet Ecosystems, Vienna, Austria
Blue Planet Ecosystems (BPE for short) is a venture-backed company based in Vienna, Austria developing automated and self-sustaining aquaculture systems (for more details:
www.blueplanetecosystems.com). As head of aquaculture, you will be part of the Biology division and oversee all the work related to fish farming.
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Internship in Aquaculture - Blue Planet Ecosystems, Vienna, Austria
Blue Planet Ecosystems (BPE for short) is a venture-backed company based in Vienna, Austria developing automated and self-sustaining aquaculture systems (for more details:
www.blueplanetecosystems.com). As intern, you will be part of the Biology division and assist the work of our Head of Aquaculture in their research and development activities.
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AQU@TEACH - an Aquaponics curriculum

On Saturday 28 March the University of Greenwich will be hosting the final event of ‘Aqu@teach’, the first aquaponics curriculum to be developed specifically for university level students.

Combining two technologies - recirculating aquaculture systems and hydroponics - in a closed-loop system, aquaponics offers an opportunity to grow food in an economically and environmentally sustainable way, using low levels of resource input. It could certainly play a key role in the future of food production, but only if there is an appropriately trained workforce.

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