HARMFUL ALGAE: an International Directory of Experts in Toxic and Harmful Algae and Their Effects on Fisheries and Public Health
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Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission HARMFUL ALGAE: An International Directory of Experts in Toxic and Harmful Algae and Their Effects on Fisheries and Public Health Edited by Alan W. White and Teri L. Frady 1995 UNESCO The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariats of UNESCO and IOC concerning the legal status of any country or territory, or its authorities, or concerning the delimitations of the frontiers of any country or territory. For bibliographic purposes, this document should be cited as follows: HARMFUL ALGAE: An International Directory of Experts in Toxic and Harmful Algae and Their Effects on Fisheries and Public Health IOC Information Document 1015. UNESCO 1995 (English only) Published in 1995 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 7, place de Fontenoy, 75352 Paris 07 SP, France Printed in UNESCO’s workshops © UNESCO 1995 Printed in France P re fa c e Toxic and harmful algal blooms present a growing global problem for fisheries, aquaculture, and public health. Developing countries are especially vulnerable to sudden toxic blooms and red tides because they lack the expertise and infrastructure to deal quickly with the resulting fisheries and public health emergencies. This international directory lists research scientists, fisheries managers, public health officials, aquaculture professionals, physicians, and animal health specialists who are experienced in dealing with toxic and harmful algal bloom events and their impact on fisheries and public health. The direc tory is intended to improve and accelerate international information exchange and rapid access to experts who can respond quickly to these outbreaks and thus help reduce the consequences to fisheries and public health. The first edition of this directory was published in 1990 by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institu tion Sea Grant Program. The second edition is a cooperative effort by the U.S. Department of Com merce, NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service, Northeast Fisheries Science Center and the Harm ful Algal Bloom Programme of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission. The directory was compiled from surveys distributed in late 1993 and 1994. In some cases, minor editorial changes were made in the material received. The directory is by no means comprehensive, but it is hoped that subsequent editions will be expanded as those already included update their own I entries and pass surveys on to colleagues who were not contacted directly. The first edition included nearly 400 experts from 41 countries. The second edition lists more than 500 expens from 56 coun tries. Entries are organized alphabetically by country, and persons are listed under the country in which they are physically located. Entrants are listed alphabetically bv last name in an index in cluded at the back. The editors thank those who responded to and who distributed surveys to others, and Henrik Enevoldsen, IOC Associate Expert, who made publishing of this directory possible. Alan W. White Teri L. Frady Editor Managing Editor Associate Professor Chief. Research Communications Due lo delayed printing of the manuscript of the Directory it was decided lo update and amend it Department of Marine Safety NOAA. National Marine Fisheries Service with a number of new entries which was provided to the IOC during the Seventh International and Environmental Protection Northeast Fisheries Science Center Conference on Toxic Marine Phytoplankton, Sendai, Japan, 12-16 July 1995, and the First Massachusetts Maritime Academy 166 Water Street International Congress on Toxic Cyanobacteria, Bomholm, Denmark, 20-24 August 1995. Those 101 Academy Drive Woods Hole. MA 02543-1026 addresses have been added to the respective countries and are marked "Addendum" since they, for Buzzards Bay, MA 02532-1830 United States United States technical reasons, are not listed alphabetically. All names are included in the Index. Contents Argentina ............................ ................. 1 M a la y sia.................................................. ................. 55 Australia .......................................... ........................ 2 M e x ic o ................................................ ................. 56 B e lg iu m ............................................ ........................ 5 Netherlands ............................................ ................. 57 B ra z il................................................. ........................ 6 New Zealand ................................... ........... 59 B ru n e i............................................... ................. 7 N o rw a y ................................. ............ 60 B u lg aria .............................. ................. 8 People's Republic of C hina ......... ............ 63 C a m e ro o n ......................... ........................ 8 Philippines ............................... ............ 72 Canada ................................ ................. 9 Poland ..................................... ................. 75 C h ile ............................................. .......................18 Portugal .................................................. ................. 76 Croatia ............................................. .......................20 Q a ta r ........................................................ ................. 77 C u b a .............................................. .......................21 Republic of Korea ........................ ................. 78 Czech Republic ............................. ................21 R o m a n ia ................................... ............ 80 Denmark ............................. ................ 22 Russian Federation ............................. 81 Dominican Republic ............... ................ 25 Saudi A rabia ............................. ............ 82 Ecuador .............................. ................25 Singapore ................................ ............ 82 E g y p t .................................. ................26 South Africa .......................................... ................. 83 F i j i ...................................................... .......................27 S p a in .................................................... ............... 84 F in la n d ............................................. .......................28 Sri Lanka ................................................ ................. 91 France ............................................... ................29 Sw eden .................................... ........... 92 G e rm a n y............................. ................34 Switzerland .............................. ........... 95 G re e c e ............................. ................37 Thailand ................................... ........... 96 Guatemala ........................... ................38 T u n is ia ................................. ........... 98 I n d ia ................................... ................39 T u rk e y..................................................... ........... 98 Indonesia ......................................... .......................40 United Kingdom ................................. ................. 99 Ire la n d .......................................... .......................42 United States \ ................................... .............. 103 Israel .................................. ................43 U ru g u a y ................................... .......... 123 Ita ly ................................. ................44 Venezuela ................................ .......... 123 Japan .................................. ................47 V ie tn a m ................................ .......... 124 K enya ................................. ................54 Nam e In d e x.............................. .......... 125 L a tv ia ............................................ .......................54 Argentina Argentina Akselman, Rut Boltovskoy, Andres Gayoso, Ana Maria Negri, Rubén Mario Santinelli, Norma Herminia ^Research scientist Research scientist Research scientist Instituto Nacional de Investigación Instituto de Limnología Dr. R.A. Centro Nacional Patagónico Research Scientist Research scientist y Desarrollo Pesquero (IMDEP) Ringuelet Casilla de C orreo 128 Instituto Nacional de Investigación Facultad de Ciencias Naturales C asilla d e C orreo 175 Casilla de C orreo 712 Boulevard G. Brown s/n y Desarrollo Pesquero (1NIDEP) Sede Trelew 7600 M a r del Plata 1900 La Plata Puerto M adryn. C hubut 9120 Casilla de C orreo 175 Universidad de la Patagonia Buenos Aires Argentina Argentina 7600 M a r del Plata Belgrano 504 Argentina Argentina 2 * PISO 9100 Telephone: 54-021-270615 Telephone: A rgentina Telephone: 54-23-514285 Telex: TeJex : Fax: 54-021-270615 Fax: 54-965-51543 Telex: Telephone: 54-23-51-4285 or 7818 or Telephone: 54-965-82091 Email: INTERNET: Email: Fax: 54-23-517442 3099 Telex: [email protected] Email: Telex: Fax: 54-965-21080 D e g re e s Fax: 54-23-86-1292 Email: Doctor en Ciencias Naturales D e g r e e s D e g re e s Email: [email protected] Licenciada L ie . D e g re e s General Expertise D e g re e s Oceanógrafa General Expertise General Expertise Biology, ecology, taxonomy Licenciado en Ecología Biology, taxonomy Ecology, taxonomy General Expertise S p e c ia lty General Expertise Biology, ecology, taxonomy S p e c ia lty