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Prof. SERPİL SERDAR OPfefricseo Pnhaol nIen:f +or9m0 2a3t2io 3n11 1303 WEmeabi:l :h stteprsp:/il/[email protected]/rserpil.serdar EDodcutocraatteio, Eng eI nÜfnoivremrsiatetsioi, nFen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, Su Ürünleri Yetiştiricilik (Yl), Turkey 1998 - 2003 UPonsdtegrrgardaudautaet, eE, gEeg Üe nÜinveivresritseitsei,s Fi, eSnu BÜirliümnlleerrii EFnasktüitlütessüi,, SSuu ÜÜrrüünnlleerrii YMeütihşetinridciislilkiğ (i YBlö),l üTmurük, eTyu 1rk9e9y5 1- 919909 8- 1994 FEnogrliesihg, nB2 L Uapnpgeru Iangteersmediate CVoecrattiiofincaal tTersai,n Cinogu, Brisvaelsv ea Snhdel lTfisrha Sinafientyg Msanagement, CHIEAM (International Centre for Advanced Mediterranean VAogrcoatnionmailc TSrtauidniiensg), aHnAdC FCAP,O E, g2e0 1Ü0niversitesi Bilim ve Teknoloji Merkezi , 2007 TPUroRjKecEtY M, 2a0n0a6gement, Proje Yürütücüleri Proje Yönetimi, THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF TEEnCviHroNnOmLOenGtI CaAndL SRuEsStEaAinRaCbHili tCyO, KUaNzCdIaLğ Oı MF iTllUi RPaKrEkYı’, n2d0a0 5Ekoloji Temelli Doğa Eğitimi , THE SCIENTIFIC AND Vocational Training, AGdasvtarnocpeodd T Crualitnuinreg, PKraongargaamw afo Prr tehfe cMtuarrein Fei sShceierniecse Raensde aTrecchh nInoslotigtuyt, eT, o2k0y0o3 University of Marine VScoiceantcioesn aln Tdr Taiencihnngo, Bloivgayl, v2e0 C0u3lture, Chiba Prefecture Fisheries Research Center, 2003 Vocational Training, Ocbesaenrv Eactoiosny sinte Tma tDeynaammai cBsa Ly,a Tbookryaoto Uryn iFvieerldsi tEyx opfe Mrimareinet, STcoikeynoce Usn ainvedr Tsietcyh onfo Mloagryin, 2e0 S0c3iences and VTeocchantiolnoagly T, r2a0in0i3ng, Practices of Aquaculture , Tokyo University of Marine Sciences and Technology, 2003 MVoacraintieo nScaile Tnrcaeisn ianngd, TToekcyhon oDloengyiz, 2B0il0im3leri ve Teknolojisi Üniversitesi ders, araştırma ve eğitim, Tokyo University of Dissertations Phoystlugrma dRuoattifee, rTah, eE geex aUmniinveartisoitny ,o Ff efonr Bmilaimtiolenr, ip Ernesteitrüvsaüti,o 1n9 a9n8d hatching rates of resting eggs at Brachionus plicatilis in Research Areas Agricultural Sciences, Seafood, Aquaculture Academic Titles / Tasks RAessoeaciracthe APsrsoifsetsasnot,r E, Eggee Ü Ünniviveersristietesis, iS, Suu Ü Ürürünnlelerir iF Faakküültletesis, iS, Suu Ü Ürürünnlelerir iY Yeetitşitşitriirciicliilğiği iB Böölülümmüü, 1, 2909161 - -2 C0o1n1tinues Academic and Administrative Experience Bölümü A, k2a0d1e9m -i kC oTnetşivniuke Dseğerlendirme Komisyonu Üyesi, Ege University, Faculty Of Fisheries, Su Ürünleri Yetiştiriciliği Böirliümm Tüa, n2ı0tı1m6 v- e2 M01e8zunlarla İlişkiler Komisyonu Üyesi, Ege University, Faculty Of Fisheries, Su Ürünleri Yetiştiriciliği Caonulı rYseems Üretim Teknikleri, Undergraduate, 2019 - 2020 MBiolilmlussecl CAurlatşutrırem, Uanladre vrger Yaadyuıant eE,t i2ğ0i,1 D9o -c 2to0r2a0te, 2018 - 2019 YSucmuul şOamkçuarlgaars Yıze tTişütrirleicriilniğini, UEntdeegrrger aKdüultaütreü, ,2 D0o1c7t o- r2a0t1e,8 2019 - 2020 CTaonpllıu Ymeam Hleirz mve tÜ Uryegtiumla Tmeaklnairkıl, eUrni, dUenrdgerargdruaadteu,a 2te0,1 240 -1 210 -1 25012 Advising Theses ESeTrKdİaLrE RS.İ, , ADZoOcTto YrOatKeL, PU.ĞAUkdNoUğNa nB(ASZtuI dMeİnKtR),O CAoLnGti nTuÜeRsLERİNİN BÜYÜME VE BİYOKİMYASAL KOMPOZİSYONU ÜZERİNE sSiesrtedmari nSi.n, S (üCrBdSü)r ükulelblainlirım mı.i, dDyoec (toMryattielu, sE .gÖaZllSoOpYr(oSvtiundceianlits) ,L Caomnatirncuke,1s819) kültürü için yer seçiminde coğrafik bilgi ASE.ERRDTAARN (SS., tDudepenutr)a, s2y0o1n8 İşleminin Midyelerin Et Verimi ve Biyokimyasal Kompozisyonuna Etkisi, Postgraduate, Jury Memberships PDoosctt oGrraatdeu, Datoec, tPoorsatt eG, rEagdeu Üatnei,v Eegresi tÜensiv, Merasritcehs,i ,2 F0e2b1ruary, 2021 PDoosctt oGrraald Euxaatme, iPnoastito Gnr, aDdoucatoter,a Al yEdxıanm Aindantaionn M, İesntadnebreusl ÜÜnniivveerrssiitteessii,, JNaonvueamryb, e2r0, 221020 PDoosctt oGrraald Euxaatme, iPnoastito Gnr, aDdoucatoter,a El gEex aÜmniivneartsioitne,s Mi, Sueğplat eSmıtkbıe Kr,o 2ç0m1a9n Üniversitesi, January, 2020 Post Graduate, Post Graduate, Ege Üniversitesi, JAuungeu, s2t0, 210919 Post Graduate, Post Graduate, Mİstuağnlab uSlı tÜknı Kivoeçrmsitaens iÜ, Jnuivner, s2i0te1s9i, May, 2019 Post Graduate, TPeozs tS Gavraudnumaate J,ü Ergisei , ÜMnuivğelar sSitıteksıi ,K Moaçmy, a2n0 1Ü9niversitesi, December, 2017 Doctoral Examination, Doktora Yeterlilik Jürisi, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart Üniversitesi, November, 2017 DPoosctt oGrraatdeu, Taetez, STaevzu Snamvuan Jmürais Jiü, Mrisuiğ, İlazm Sıitrk Kı Katoipçm Çaenle bÜin Üivneirvseirtesistie, sAi,u Mguasyt,, 22001165 TSearudagrh St. , CSuo uÜrrüsnelesr Ai Ynedtiş tTirricailiinğii, nFagrsklı Su Ürünleri Türlerinin Yetiştiricilik Teknikleri, 2019 - 2019 2Se0r1d7a -r 2S0., 1T7raining Course on Development of Aquaculture Production and Technologies in the INOC Member States, BSeerlidralern Sm., e“sSiu E Üğritüimnlie” r, i2 G0e1n5e t-i k2 0K1a5ynakları Tescil Formlarında Standardizasyonun Sağlanması: Morfometrik Karakterlerin Serdar S., GRüegl iBo.n, Dale Andiz hŞoecn lTikrlaeirnii, n2g0 o0n6 L- i2v0e0 F6ood Production, 2014 - 2014 Serdar S., Gül B., II.ID. Deneinzi zŞ eŞnelniğliiğ, i2, 02050 6- 2- 020506 AIr. ticDleeste Prmuibnlaistihoend o fi nth Jeo gurronwatlhs pTehrafot rEmnatnecree odf MSCytIi,l uSsS CgaIl laonpdro AviHnCciIa lIinsidne nxeets at Gokceada Island EKUERSKOİPNE Aİ.,N E KZOİCOİ LAO.,G SIECRADLA JORU SR.NAL, vol.87, no.1, pp.559-570, 2020 (Journal Indexed in SCI) II. PDheitleiprmssionna,t i1o7n8 o8f) Binio Aeycodlıong-Çicinale aCnrde eBki,o Tmuertkreicy Properties of Freshwater Mussels (Unio crassus PSeorlidsahr J oS.u, rEndaeln O Mf E., nBvuirluotn Hm.,e Önztadle Smtuird Yie.s, vol.29, no.4, pp.1-4, 2019 (Journal Indexed in SCI Expanded) III. CSeurldtiavra St.i,o Bnu louft HTh., rEedaetne Mne.d Species Freshwater Mussel Unio crassus in Çine Creek- Aydın, TURKEY IV. GAcRtOa WZoToHlo gOicFa TBHuElg aArSicIaA, Nvo Cl.7L0A, Mpp C.1O-4R, B2I0C1U8L (AJo uFrLnUaMl IInNdEexAe d( MinU SLCLI ERxp, a1n7d7e4d) CULTURED IN CINE CREEK, ASeYrDdaINr ,S .TURKEY V. SJOeUaRsoNnAaLl OvFa rSiHaEtiLoLnF IiSnH r ReEpSrEoAdRuCcHti,v veo la.3c7ti, vnioty.3 ,a pnpd.4 b9i1o-4ch96e,m 2i0c1a8l c(Joomurpnoasl iItniodenx oedf finla StC oI)yster (Ostrea eAdcaurlliıs S). , iLnö tkh Ae. , HKoırmtıka A L.,a Agcoaorlnı ,D I.,z Smeirrd aBra Sy.,, KTüuçrükkedyermenci A., Yiğitkurt S., Yildiz H., Saltan A. N. VI. CSCoImENpTaIrAa tMivAeR IGNrAo, wvothl.7 S9u, nrvoi.4v,a pl pa.4n8d7 C-4o9n5d, 2it0io1n5 (IJnoduerxn aol fI nFdleaxte Ody inst SeCrI )Ostrea edulis Linnaeus 1758 in MACeArRsiLnI SB.,a LyÖ AKe Ag.,e KaÜnÇ SÜeKaD TEuRrMkEeNyCİ A., YILDIZ H., SERDAR S. VII. CKoafmkapsa Urnisivoenr soitfe Gsio Vneatedrainl eDre Fvaekluolptemsie Dnetr ogifs iC, vaorlp.1e7t, Sphpe.2l0l 3C-l2a1m0 , (2T0a1p1e (sJ oduercnuasl sInadtuexse, dL in nSaCeI uExsp 1a7n5de8d)) in ISnesrdidaer Sa.n, Ldö Ok uAt.,s Kidıretı ko fA .C, Aakcaarllbı uS.r, nKuü çLüakgdoeromne, nIzcim Ai.r, GBualeyr M., Yiğitkurt S. STCUIR)KISH JOURNAL OF FISHERIES AND AQUATIC SCIENCES, vol.10, no.3, pp.395-401, 2010 (Journal Indexed in VIII. gAa Pllroeplrimovininacriya lSisu)r vine yD oanrd Saentetllelemse, nTtu arknedy Recruitment Patterns of Mediterranean Mussel (Mytilus KYIALFDKIAZ SH U., NLIÖVKE RAS., IATCEASIR VLEI TS.E, RSEINREDRA RFA SK., UKLoTsEe SAI .DERGISI, vol.16, 2010 (Journal Indexed in SCI) IX. MONTHLY VARIATIONS IN GONADAL DEVELOPMENT AND BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE TCUARKPETY SHELL CLAM Ruditapes (Tapes) decussatus, LINNAEUS 1758 IN MERSIN BAY, AEGEAN SEA, FSeRrEdSaErN SI.U, LSö EkN AV.IRONMENTAL BULLETIN, vol.19, no.6, pp.1055-1063, 2010 (Journal Indexed in SCI) X. dGeacmuestsoagtuens,i cL icnyncalee uasn d1 7b5io8c ihne mSuicfa l( cHoommpao)s Litaiogno oonf , tIhzem tirra, nTsuprlkaenyted carpet shell clam Tapes ASeQrUdAaCr USL., TLUöRk EA, .vol.293, pp.81-88, 2009 (Journal Indexed in SCI) XI. cGurlotuwrteh manedth soudrsv iivna Sl urfaat e(sH oofm caa)r pLeatg oshoenl,l Iczlmamir ,( TTuarpkeesy decussatus Linnaeus, 1758) using various ASeQrUdAaCr USL., TLUoRk AAL., KENosGeI NAE., EYRılIdNızG H, v.,o Al.c3a7r,l ın So..,2 G, opupl.l8e9tq-9u9e,r 2 P0.07 (Journal Indexed in SCI) XII. sGirzoew otnh laonndg lminoer itna lMitye rosfi nM Beadyit,e Irzrmainre (aTnu mrkuesys-eAl eMgeyatinlu Sse gaa)lloprovincialis Lam., 1819, in relation to ALoQkU AC., UALcaTrUlıR SE., RSEerSdEaArR SC.,H K, ovsoel. 3A8.,, Ynıold.8ız, pHp..819-826, 2007 (Journal Indexed in SCI) XIII. 1Im75p8ac)t i no fS pulfaan Ltianggo soena, sIoznm iorn-T gurrokweyth and survival rate of carpet clam (Tapes decussatus, Linnaeus ISserradealir J So.u, Lrnöakl AO.f Aquaculture-Bamidgeh, vol.59, no.1, pp.43-47, 2007 (Journal Indexed in SCI) XIV. (Gİrzomwirth, T aunrdk eSyu)r.vival Rate of Bearded Horse Mussel (Modiolus barbatus Linné,1758) in Mersin Bay ILSÖRKA EAL., IA JCOAURRLNIA SL., SOEFR ADQAURA SC.U, KLOTSUER EA-.,B GAOMUILDLGEETHQ, UvEoRl.5 P8., no.10, pp.55-61, 2006 (Journal Indexed in SCI) XV. GLörko wA.t, hA caanrdlı SS.,u Srevridvaarl So.,f K Büeçaürkderdm Henocris Ae. , MGouuslsletlq mueord Pio.lus barbatus in Mersin Bay Çeşme İzmir Turkey XVI. FIsarrakelliı JSoulrannadl Oırfm Aaq uOarcaunltularreı-nBıanm Ridogteihfe, rv o(lB.5r8a, cphpi.5o5n-u6s1 , p2l0ic0a6t i(lJiosu Mrnüalll eInrd, e1x7e8d6 in) SKCüI lEtüxprüan Üdzeedr)ine Etkisi THUİNRDKİIOSHĞ LJOUU (R LNÖAKL) OAF., SVEERTDEARRIN SA.RY SCIENCES, vol.25, no.4, pp.483-487, 2001 (Journal Indexed in SCI) XVII. vFea rYkalış aFmitoa pOlarannkıt oÜnz eTrüinrlee rEitnkiins iMidye Mytilus galloprovincialis Lamarck 1819 Yavrularının Büyüme TLuÖrKk iAs.h, KJoÜuÇrÜnKaDl OEfR VMeEteNrCinİ aAr.,y S SEcRieDnAcRes S, .vol.25, pp.39-44, 2001 (Journal Indexed
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