March 12th, SLU aquaculture researchers gathered in a cross-faculty SLU Aquaculture workshop.
Program and presentations
The program included presentations from SLU aquaculture-financed projects, lectures from new professors at SLU, discussions about future research areas and project grants from the platform.
Presentations with results from platform-financed projects:
Application of genotyping by sequencing in Arctic charr (Salvelinus alpinus) (Christos Palaiokostas, Animal Breeding and Genetics) See the presentation.
Probing the biological activities of bioactive compounds using gnotobiotic Artemia as toolbox (Kartik Baruah, Animal Nutrition and Management) See the presentation.
LIVEFLY2fish -whole live black soldier fly in rainbow trout diets (Aleksandar Vidakovic, Animal Nutrition and Management) See the presentation.
Feasibility and potential for farming and conditioning of wild fish fed with by-catches in Sweden (Örjan Östman, Aquatic resources) See the presentation>>
Lectures by new professors:
The unappreciated role of natural biostimulants in organic wastes: the Renaissance in Plant Nutrition (Jean W.H. Yong, Biosystems and Technology) See the presentation.
Walk on the wild side - is studying natural fish populations relevant for aquaculture? (Anti Vasemägi, Aquatic resources) See the presentation.
Kartik Baruah from Animal Nutrition and Management presented some results from the Project "Probing the biological activities of bioactive compounds using gnotobiotic Artemia as toolbox".
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Aleksandar Vidakovic, Animal Nutrition and Management, presented some results from the Project "LIVEFLY2fish -whole live black soldier fly in rainbow trout diets".
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Örjan Östman from Aquatic Resources presented some results from his Project "Feasibility and potential for farming and conditioning of wild fish fed with by-catches in Sweden".
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Jean W.H. Yong, Biosystems and Technology, gave us a inspiring lecture about "The unappreciated role of natural biostimulants in organic wastes: the Renaissance in Plant Nutrition".
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Anti Vasemägi from Aquatic Resources gave us an interesting lecture "Walk on the wild side - is studying natural fish populations relevant for aquaculture?".
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Contact
Anna Norman Haldén, Research Coordinator Department of Biomedical Science and Veterinary Public Health, Pathology Unit