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AQUACULTURE EUROPE 2019 Summary Report Berlin, Germany OCTOBER 7-10 www.aquaeas.eu AQUACULTURE EUROPE 2019 Summary Report Berlin, Germany OCTOBER 7-10 Our future GROWING from WATER Gold Sponsor AE2019 GOLD SPONSOR AE2019 SESSION SPONSOR SPONSOR OF THE AE2019 INDUSTRY FORUM AE2019 ASSOCIATE PARTNERS AE2019 MEDIA PARTNERS PARTNERS International AQUAFEED Aquaculture ASIA PACIFIC 5M The Fish Site INTRAFISH Fish Farmer Fish Farming Xpert Hatchery International Hatchery Feed Aquafeed.com Aquaculture North America FarmHub Aquatic Living Resources FIS EUROFISH Euro Fishmarket Przemyslu Rybnego Engormix Industrias Pesqueras FISHupdate Fishmagazin Fisheries & Aquaculture EAS STUDENT GROUP SPONSORS This document provides information on the AE2019 Plenary and Parallel Sessions, with a compilation of reports received by the session chairs. Sessions follow the order of the AE20109 Programme. Only simple editing has been made by the EAS secretariat. The winners of the AE2019 Poster Awards, as designated by the Session Chairs and Programme co- chairs, as well as the winners of the AquaTT and Aqualex Multimedia Consortium Lindsay Laird Award and the EAS Student Group Ibrahim Okumus Award are also presented. Compiled by the European Aquaculture Society secretariat. November 2019 Photos by Ana Viskovic and the EAS Student Group. CONTENTS Acknowledgments and AE2019 Organising Committees ................................................................ 3 Overview, Opening and Plenary Sessions ...................................................................................... 4 The Inaugural Aquaculture Europe Student Spotlight Award ............................................................................ 6 Parallel session summaries ......................................................................................................... 13 Aquaponics & IMTA .......................................................................................................................................... 13 Macroalgae ....................................................................................................................................................... 19 Climate Change ................................................................................................................................................. 20 Nurition: Physiology and Requirements ........................................................................................................... 22 Reproduction and Broodstock management .................................................................................................... 25 Fish welfare ....................................................................................................................................................... 28 Fish Welfare – General contributed ................................................................................................................. 30 Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) ......................................................................................................... 32 Microalgae ........................................................................................................................................................ 32 PERFORMFISH / MEDAID Forum - Sustainable Sea Bass and Sea Bream farming in the Mediterranean ........ 35 EAS Student Group workshop........................................................................................................................... 36 Nutrition: Animal Ingredients in Aquafeed ....................................................................................................... 38 Food Quality and Safety .................................................................................................................................... 39 Sustainable Aquaculture Technologies ............................................................................................................. 40 Precision Farming: AI and Big Data ................................................................................................................... 41 Environment/Aquaculture Interactions ............................................................................................................ 44 AE2019 Innovation Forum ................................................................................................................................ 46 Genomic Research, Tools and ApPlications ...................................................................................................... 50 Value Addition and Marketing .......................................................................................................................... 51 Functional Aquafeeds ....................................................................................................................................... 53 General Biology of Farmed Species .................................................................................................................. 55 Sustainable Aquaculture 4.0: Nutritionand Breeding Innovations ................................................................... 57 Women in Aquaculture ..................................................................................................................................... 59 Environmental and Ecosystem Management ................................................................................................... 62 Sustainable Systems for Large Scale Production .............................................................................................. 65 Baltic Aquaculture ............................................................................................................................................ 66 Governance, Policy, Regulations and Strategic Planning .................................................................................. 67 Escapes/Interaction of Farmed and Wild Fish .................................................................................................. 70 Selective Breeding ............................................................................................................................................ 71 Mollusc Production and Restoration ................................................................................................................ 73 Percid Fish ......................................................................................................................................................... 75 Aquaculture in Central and Eastern Europe ..................................................................................................... 77 Pathogens, Diseases and Treatment ................................................................................................................ 78 Cage Systems and Offshore Structures ............................................................................................................. 81 Hatchery Technologies and Practices ............................................................................................................... 82 Laboratory Aquatic Models and Ornamentals.................................................................................................. 83 1 | AE2019 Summary Report EUROSHRIMP FORUM and Shrimp ................................................................................................................... 84 Education, Knowledge Management, Transfer and Extension Networks ........................................................ 86 Compounds in Lipid Transport .......................................................................................................................... 87 AE2019 Poster awards................................................................................................................ 88 AE2019 Best Poster Award ............................................................................................................................... 89 AE2019 Best Student Poster Award .................................................................................................................. 90 EAS Student Group Ibrahim Okumus Award .................................................................................................... 91 AE2019 Lindsay Laird Award ............................................................................................................................. 92 Join us at AQUAculture Europe 2020 in Cork, Ireland .................................................................. 93 2 | AE2019 Summary Report ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND AE2019 ORGANISING COMMITTEES The organisation of our Aquaculture Europe events would not be possible without the hard work and commitment of our organising committees, programme co-chairs and session chairs. We are especially grateful for all the time and energy that these volunteers provided to the meeting. AE2019 Steering Committee Chair: Stefan Meyer (KNAQ, Germany) Members: Gavin Burnell (EAS President Elect, Ireland), Henrice Jansen (WUR, Netherlands), Birgit Schmidt-Puckhaber (German Agriculture Society, Germany) and Bernhard Feneis (VDBA and FEAP Vice-President, Germany). Programme Co-Chairs Carsten Schulz (Kiel University, Germany) and Tomáš Policar (University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic). Local Organising Committee Chair: Birgit Schmidt-Puckhaber (German Agriculture Society) Members: Werner Kloas (IGB), Alexander Brinker (LAZBW), Helmut Wedekind (LfL), Peter Breckling (DFV), Christopher Naas (IFB Potsdam) and Fabian Schaffer (IGB). We are also extremely grateful
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