On 15th and 16th September 2022, SMARTAQUA held a two-day, final project event to celebrate our legacy and successes. 35 attendees from Welsh Government, academia and the aquaculture industry participated in the Advancing Aquaculture within the Blue Economy: Challenges and Opportunities’s packed schedule of presentations, focus groups
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The Centre for Sustainable Aquatic Research is organizing the Second Symposium on Welfare in Aquaculture (SWELA 2020), which is free to attend online on the 26th of November. The FishSite – a knowledge-sharing platform with premium news, analysis, and resources for the aquaculture industries – reported
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The SMARTAQUA team had the pleasure to be part of the Welsh largest free science festival last Saturday (24 Oct 2020). We were live but virtual, in the fringe stage. We had the opportunity to launch our videos where we showcased our research on lumpfish welfare and
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Welcome to the 2nd Symposium on Welfare in Aquaculture. This year we will focus on Operational Welfare Indicators (OWI) for salmon, lumpfish, tilapia, sea bream and sea bass. REGISTER HERE Program agenda – Western European Time zone (WET) For more information check our website
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Download the program here We will welcome fish farmers, retailers, interest groups in welfare and researchers. The symposium has been sponsored by key players in this field . Early Career Researchers (ECRs) can apply for bursaries to attend the symposium. ECRs must also register below.
Read more →Dr Tamsyn Uren Webster will be giving a talk at the Aquaculture Research Collaborative Hub UK workshop taking place in Aberdeen (22-23 November 2018). The microbiome is made up of populations of bacteria, archaea, fungi and viruses living in or on an animal. The microbiome affects health,
Read more →The Swansea University, Centre for Sustainable Aquatic Research in collaboration with SMARTAQUA welcomes the Salmon and Trout Day symposium on the 14th of November, 2018. Invited keynote speakers from Swansea University; NERC Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Edinburgh, Scotland and Afonydd Cymru will discuss salmon and trout conservation
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