World Aquaculture 2023

May 29 - June 1, 2023

Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

Salmon and Trout

Wednesday, May 31, 2023 14:00 - 17:20 Room 3
Chair: Brad Evans

  • 14:00
    Leteisha Prescott

    LONG-TERM SUSTAINED SWIMMING IMPROVES SWIMMING PERFORMANCE IN CHINOOK SALMON Oncorhynchus tshawytscha WITH AND WITHOUT SPINAL SCOLIOSIS

    Leteisha Prescott

  • 14:20
    Meredith Burke

    INVESTIGATING SALMON BEHAVIOUR AND INTERACTIONS WITH THE ENVIRONMENT TO AUTOMATE FEEDING AND IMPROVE WELFARE IN AQUACULTURE FARMS

    Meredith Burke

  • 14:40
    Vincent Lugert

    A RELIABLE SET OF WELFARE INDICATORS FOR FARMED RAINBOW TROUT Oncorhynchus mykiss WITH PROVEN INTRA-, AND INTER-OBSERVER RELIABILITY

    Vincent Lugert

  • 14:40
    Luke T. Barrett

    COMMUNICATING APPLIED RESEARCH: A SHINY-BASED WEB APP FOR SALMON FARMERS

    Luke T. Barrett

  • 15:00
    Petra Quezada

    GILL HISTOLOGY AND MICROBIOME ASSOCIATIONS ACROSS DIFFERENT HATCHERY REARED ATLANTIC SALMON

    Petra Quezada

  • 15:20
    Morgan Brown

    PERFORMANCE THRESHOLDS FOR SEXUAL MATURATION ONSET IN ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar: A CANDIDATE FOR SELECTION ON REPRODUCTION?

    Morgan Brown

  • 15:40
    Curtis Lind

    LABORATORY TANK CHALLENGE PROVIDES CONSISTENT GENETIC AND GENOMIC ESTIMATES OF RESISTANCE TO YERSINIOSIS IN ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar

    Curtis Lind

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