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Scottish Aquaculture
- A Sustainable Future PROGRAMME The current list of presentation titles and speakers is provided below and will be updated regularly. Although the list may be subject to change, the content of the conference programme will remain focused on delivering a co-ordinated series of presentations designed to meet the needs of delegates from a broad spectrum of specialist and non-specialist backgrounds. Although drawing principally on Scottish and Norwegian experiences, the themes addressed by the symposium have international resonance. Many of the issues related to improving the sustainability of aquaculture are common to stakeholders elsewhere in Europe and beyond. The symposium will bring together some of the worlds leading autorities in this area to explain current understanding and explore the way forward. A full list of speakers will be included as they are confirmed. |
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Registration |
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Opening |
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Welcome and Ministerial
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Minister for the
Environment |
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Presentation Working
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Plenary Day 1 |
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Aquaculture - An EU perspective |
Jean Weissenberger |
DG- MARE A2 ( CFP &
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Parallel Session 1 -
Policy and Regulation |
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Keynote - Regulation and
Policy |
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SARF outputs aid SEPA
Policy and Regulation |
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Scottish Environment
Protection Agency |
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Tea and Coffee |
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David Kay |
CREH, |
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The recovery of the seabed
after fish farming |
Kenny Black |
Scottish Association for
Marine Science |
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Applied epidemiology as it
relates to aquatic animal health policy and regulation |
Jimmy Turnbull |
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Lunch |
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What has been done to
minimise uses of medicines and anti-parasitic drugs in Norwegian Aquaculture? |
Paul Midtlyng |
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Simon Northridge |
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Tea and Coffee |
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The relationship between
aquaculture and biodiversity |
Tom Wilding |
Scottish Association for
Marine Science |
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Incident Prevention in
the Scottish Shellfish Sector |
Lorna Murray |
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Parallel Session 2 -
Understanding our Environment |
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Keynote - Understanding
our Environment |
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Carrying capacity |
Anders Stigebrandt |
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Tea and Coffee |
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Carrying capacity: fit for
purpose models |
Paul Tett |
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Environmental Quality
Standards: definition and understanding |
Mark Crane |
Crane Consultants |
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Coastal assimilative
capacity: fish farm amalgamation, size matters? |
Martin Solan |
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Lunch |
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Dispersion Modelling
of Fish Farm Particulate Wastes |
Andrew Symonds |
ABPMER |
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Containment and genetic
impact of fish farming on wild populations |
Terje Svåsand |
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Tea and Coffee |
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Application of novel
ecotoxicity assays in aquaculture |
Graeme Paton |
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The Scottish Marine Bill: Sustainable
and Strategic Management |
David Palmer |
Scottish Government |
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Poster Session |
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Sympsosium Dinner |
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Plenary Day 2 |
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Aquaculture as a new-comer
in the economic and social life of coastal communities. Do we learn from
experience? |
Bjørn Hersoug |
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Parallel Session 1 - Fish
Health and Welfare |
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Keynote - Fish Health and
Welfare |
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Emerging virus disease
problems in aquaculture |
Epsen Rimstad |
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Tea and Coffee |
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Fish immunity: vaccine
development and performance |
Chris Secombes |
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Development of diagnostics:
challenges and opportunities |
Sandra Adams |
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Investigation and control
of rainbow trout gastroenteritis |
Jorge del Pozo |
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Lunch |
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Biosecurity in aquaculture:
A U.K. perspective |
Andy Shinn |
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Genetic evaluation of
diease resistance in farmed fish-challenges and future prospects |
Jørgen Ødegård |
NNIFES |
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Tea and Coffee |
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Optimisation of on growing
of marine finfish- a welfare perspective |
Herve Migaud |
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Can we get the upper hand on
virus diseases in aquatic organisms? |
Borre Robertsen |
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Parallel Session 2 - Sustainability |
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Keynote - Sustainability |
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Aquaculture Management
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Magnor Nerheim |
DG-Ministry for Fisheries
and Coastal Affairs, |
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Tea and Coffee |
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Streamlining the
environmental impact assessment procedure for aquaculture |
Richard Slaski |
Federation of Scottish
Aquaculture Producers |
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Suzan Bennett |
Xodus Group |
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Lunch |
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Feed sustainability: current
status, future prospects and consumer attitudes |
Paul Morris |
Skretting |
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Tourism and aquaculture |
Fiona Nimmo |
Royal Haskoning |
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Tea and Coffee |
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David Whitmarsh |
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Social impacts of aquaculture |
Steve Yearley |
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Poster Session and
Competition Awards |
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Optional Field Trip |
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Travel from |
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Visit to the |
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Travel to Oban, Argyll |
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Visit to the Scottish
Association for Marine Science |
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Visit to Loch Creran
and tour of Scottish Sea Farms site cages |
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Return to |
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| SARF, P.O.Box 16, Birnam, Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotland PH8 0AY Tel.: (+44) 01350 727 484 Email: symposium@sarf.org.uk |