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The first theoretical-practical workshop about omics tools in aquaculture, within the scope of GRINNAQUA project, took place on the 16th and 17th of March 2023, in Leça da Palmeira.
You can find more information and the workshop agenda here.
Interesting in sex determination in turbot as well as other traits and species, generally developing genomic resources and studying immune responses to pathogens
working to improve the productivity and success of bivalve aquaculture in the UK by using the most appropriate technologies to deal with issues such as disease and environmental health
Clemence is currently working to implementation of genomic selection to improve rainbow trout resistance to columnaris disease
Tim is working on the application of genome editing, screening assays and metagenomics to better understand host immunity and disease susceptibility resistance in humans, bees and various terrestrial livestock species
Oceanographer interested in ecophysiology and genomics of marine organisms. Application of statistics and bioinformatic approaches to investigate the implications of climate change in marine bivalves
The “Omics tools in aquaculture” workshop, organized in the context of GRINNAQUA, was a success!
The first GRINNAQUA workshop, organized by our colleagues Diego Robledo, Tim Bean, Clemence Fraslin and Jennifer Schulze from the Roslin Institute / The University of Edinburgh, took place on the 16th and 17th of February.
Thank you to all participants for these intense and incredible two days!
PhD student Inês Carvalho first study at CISA-INIA-CSIC
