Last week I attended the First global conference in Aquatic Animal Epidemiology AquaEpi I - 2016 in Oslo, Norway. It was a great opportunity to share my work with top researchers in aquaculture as well as fellow students.
As posted in the event website,
The conference aims to bring together leading scientists, researchers and research students from all parts of the world to exchange and share their experiences and research results about all aspects of Aquatic Animal Epidemiology. It will also provide a platform for discussion about how to meet the research needs of aquaculture industry and facilitate interaction with stakeholders, industry and regulatory agencies for fruitful collaborations. The conference will provide in-depth coverage of current and future epidemiological tools and their practical implications to aquaculture. Topic-focused sessions will cover but not limit to:
- optimizing use of epidemiology data
- design and evaluation of risk factor studies
- molecular epidemiology
- spatial and temporal patterns in prevalence and risk mapping
- diagnostic misclassification
- design and evaluation of surveillance and control
- risk analysis
I extracted the schedule along with links to the abstracts from their web page and put it together in one place. Unfortunately, if you’re interested in participating you’ll have to wait until 2018 and save some money to go to Thailand, but you can still participate in the International Society for Aquatic Animal Epidemiology, just follow then on Facebook, Twitter, or Linkedin.
Scientific program
Last updated: September 16, 2016
Day 1 (20th September, 2016 – Tuesday)
Day 2 (21st September, 2016 – Wednesday)
Day 3 (22nd September, 2016 – Thursday)
Poster list
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