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Conference information Technical Program Tentative Schedule Conference time table (Tentative)
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Conference information World Aquaculture 2011 Sessions
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World Aquaculture 2011: KEY FACTS Admission / Opening Hours Venue Hotel and Travel Visa Information
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EXHIBITOR INFORMATION Exhibitor List Provisional Floor Plan
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EVENT News WORLD AQUACULTURE 2011 – Aquaculture for a Changing World World Aquaculture 2003 in Salvador de Bahia was one of the most highly attended WAS meetings ever held. On June 7 – 10, 2011, the WAS, in conjunction with Fenacam, will once again hold a World Aquaculture meeting in Brazil; this time in the northeast city of Natal with its beautiful beaches, and diversified aquaculture sectors. For this meeting, attendance is expected in excess of 3,000 participants, representing over 50 countries. The 4-day program will host in excess of 60 sessions complementing general categories such as: Aquaculture and Human Health, Crustacean Culture, Finfish Culture, Mollusc Culture, Aquaculture for a Changing World, Production Systems, and Feedstuffs-Feeds-and Feed Additives; finishing up with assorted Special Topics including genetics, education, engineering, economics, and much more. These sessions will be augmented with a Farmers Day/Industry Program including a Fenacam Shrimp Farmers Session, and a Finfish Farmers Session with an emphasis on Tilapia, Recirculating Systems, and Marketing. There will also be a series of short-courses available before the conference on June 6th including: Biofloc Technology, Marine Ornamental Species, Shrimp Infectious myonecrosis Virus (IMNV), and Job Opportunities for the Aquaculture Professional. An exciting and highly represented trade show and exhibition will also be held in conjunction with this meeting, with over 95% of booths, representing over 200 companies from more than 30 different countries, already sold. For more information on the conference and trade show please see www.was.org or contact Mario.stael@scarlet.be. Complementing this tremendous aquaculture event is an array of exciting farm tours which are planned both before and after the conference, with specific dates and details available at www.fenacam.com.br.
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Conference information Technical Program Aquaculture for a changing world Evolving to an ecosystem approach for aquaculture Organic aquaculture: a new trend for a new society Aquaculture and climate change Measuring sustainability in a changing world Aquaculture and biodiversity: a new profitable approach Periphyton-based aquaculture: productivity and profitability? Animal welfare: a concern of consumers Bio-remediation and nutrient recycling Integrating finance into sustainability models Achieving social responsibility in financially sustainable aquaculture development Exotic species: environmental and economic impacts Best Management Practices and waste treatment Integrated multi-trophic aquaculture
Aquaculture and Human Health Seafood for a healthy body and mind Advances in seafood processing Food safety and security Aquaculture certification Drugs and therapeutants
Production Systems Cage-culture Bio-floc systems Recirculation systems Land-based pond culture Offshore aquaculture
Feedstuffs, Feeds and Feed additives Feedstuffs and feed additives Prebiotics and probiotics Fish meal and oil extension Alternative feedstuffs and aquafeeds Antimicrobials in aquaculture feeds
Crustacean Culture Marine shrimp maturation and hatchery management Marine shrimp genetics Marine shrimp feed and nutrition Marine shrimp health Marine shrimp grow-out management Freshwater prawns - Macrobrachium Crayfish, crabs and lobsters Shrimp markets, marketing and economics
Finfish Culture Finfish genetics Finfish reproduction and broodstock management Finfish morphology and physiology Finfish health Catfish, carp and other freshwater finfish species Grouper, eel, bass and other finfish species Finfish larvae management and nutrition Finfish nutrition and feeding strategies Carnivorous finfish feeds and nutrition Tilapia Tuna, cobia and yellowtails Flatfish Salmonid aquaculture Finfish markets, marketing and economics
Mollusc Culture Mollusc genetics and biotechnology Mollusc reproduction, nutrition and grow-out Environmental and health management Mussel culture Oyster culture Octopus culture Pearl and queen conch culture
Other Species Culture Macroalgae Microalgae: bioenergy and bioproducts Amphibian and reptile aquaculture Ornamentals Brazilian indigenous species Plankton culture Culture of fish and crustaceans for bait New candidate species
Special Topics Functional genomics in aquaculture Bio-economic modeling and aquaculture Aquaculture for the rural poor people Aquaculture engineering (AES session) Aquaculture economics (IAEEM session) Education, extension, and technology transfer Aquaculture policy and regulations R & D of aquaculture in Brazil Latin American and Caribbean aquaculture African aquaculture Student career seminar Freshwater Prawn Working Group - GTCAD
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Conference information Tentative Schedule Monday, June 6 Registration Open & Exhibit Set-up 1000 - 1700 VIP Reception 1730 - 1800 Opening Ceremonies 1800 - 1900 Welcome Reception 1900 - 2100 Tuesday, June 7 Registration Open 0730 - 1700 Awards & Plenary Session 0830 - 1030 Refreshment Break 1030 - 1130 Trade Show Open 1030 - 1900 Sessions 1130 - 1230 Lunch 1230 - 1400 Sessions 1400 - 1730 Happy Hour & Posters 1730 - 1900 Student Reception 1900 - 2100 Wednesday, June 8 Registration Open 0800 - 1500 Sessions 0830 - 1030 Refreshment Break & Posters 1030 - 1100 Sessions 1100 - 1230 Trade Show Open 1030 - 1900 Lunch 1230 - 1400 Sessions 1400 - 1530 Refreshment Break & Posters 1530 - 1600 Sessions 1600 - 1730 Happy Hour & Posters 1730 - 1900 Thursday, June 9 Registration Open 0800 - 1500 Sessions 0830 - 1030 Refreshment Break & Posters 1030 - 1100 Sessions 1100 - 1200 Trade Show Open 1030 - 1700 Lunch 1200 - 1330 Sessions 1330 - 1500 Refreshment Break & Posters 1500 - 1530 Sessions 1530 - 1730 Exhibit Move-out 1700 - 2200 President’s Reception 1930 - 2200 Friday, June 10 Sessions 0830 - 1000 Refreshment Break & Posters 1000 - 1030 Sessions 1030 - 1200 Lunch 1200 - 1330 Sessions 1330 - 1500 Refreshment Break & Posters 1500 - 1530 Sessions 1530 - 1700
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Conference information Conference time table (Tentative) Tuesday, June 7 Grouper, Eel, Bass and Other Marine Finfish Species Student Career Seminar VIII International Shrimp Farming Symposium FENECAM Finfish Nutrition and Feeding Strategies Evolving to an Ecosystem Approach for Aquaculture Freshwater Prawn - GTCAD Working Group - Workshop Tuna and Yellowtails Marine Shrimp Health Recirculating Systems Education, Extension, and Technology Transfer Latin American and Caribbean Aquaculture IAFI Farmers Finfish Session Catfish, Carp and Other Freshwater Finfish Species
11:30 12:30 11:30 12:30 11:30 12:30 11:30 17:30 11:30 17:30 11:30 17:30 14:00 15:30 14:00 17:30 14:00 17:30 14:00 17:30 14:00 17:30 14:00 17:30 14:00 17:30 16:00 17:30
Wednesday, June 8 Advances in Aquafood Processing Marine Shrimp Genetics Periphyton-based Aquaculture: Productivity and Profitability? Sea Ranching Oyster Culture Brazilian Indigenous Species Finfish Nutrition and Feeding Strategies - continued VIII International Shrimp Farming Symposium FENECAM – con’t Finfish Health Aquaculture Engineering Session (AES) Marine Shrimp Maturation and Hatchery Management Open Ocean Aquaculture Food Safety and Security Sustainable Aquaculture: General Cage-Culture R & D of Aquaculture in Brazil Cobia Mussels, Pearl, Clams, Scallops and Queen Conch Culture Farmers Finfish Session - continued Microalgae: Bioenergy and Bioproducts
8:30 10:30 8:30 10:30 8:30 10:30 8:30 10:30 8:30 12:30 8:30 12:30 8:30 12:30 8:30 12:30 8:30 17:30 8:30 17:30 11:00 12:30 11:00 12:30 11:00 15:30 11:00 17:30 14:00 15:30 14:00 15:30 14:00 17:30 14:00 17:30 14:00 17:30 16:00 17:30
Thursday, June 9 Measuring Sustainability in a Changing World Feed Additives for Health Antimicrobials in Aquaculture Feeds Scientific Publication in Aquaculture Mollusc Reproduction, Nutrition and Growout VIII International Shrimp Farming Symposium FENECAM – con’t Fish Meal and Oil Extention Freshwater Prawns - Macrobrachium
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8:30 10:30 8:30 10:30 8:30 10:30 8:30 10:30 8:30 12:30 8:30 12:30 8:30 12:30 8:30 15:00
Finfish Physiology, Morphology and Reproduction Aquaculture Economics (IAEEM) Functional Genomics in Aquaculture Drugs and Therapeutants Tilapia Octopus Culture Achieving Social Responsibility in Financially Sustainable Aquaculture Development European Community Marine Shrimp Feed and Nutrition Alternative Feedstuffs and Aquafeeds General Crustacean Culture (Cray fish, crabs, lobsters etc) Amphibion and Reptile Aquaculture Aquaculture for Rural Poor People
8:30 17:30 8:30 17:30 11:00 12:00 11:00 15:00 11:00 17:30 13:30 15:00 13:30 15:00 13:30 15:00 13:30 17:30 13:30 17:30 15:30 17:30 15:30 17:30 15:30 17:30
Friday, June 10 Mollusc Environmental and Health Management Aquaculture Policy and Regulations Finfish Genetics Best Management Practices and Waste Treatment VIII International Shrimp Farming Symposium FENECAM – con’t FinFish Contributed Ornamentals Bio-floc Systems Mollusc Genetics and Biotechnology General Aquaculture Contributed Finfish Larvae Management and Nutrition Alternative Therapies (pre and probiotics) Marine Shrimp Feed and Nutrition - continued
8:30 10:00 8:30 10:00 8:30 12:30 8:30 12:30 8:30 12:30 8:30 17:00 8:30 17:00 8:30 17:00 10:30 12:00 10:30 17:00 13:30 17:00 13:30 17:00 13:30 17:00
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Conference information World Aquaculture 2011 Sessions
WORLD AQUACULTURE 2011 SESSIONS Tue Jun 7 8:30 10:30
Opening & Plenary
1130 -
VIII International
Freshwater Prawn
Student
12:30
Shrimp Farming
GTCAD
Career Seminar
Finfish Nutrition
14:00 -
Farmers
Recirculating
Working Group
Education, Extension,
and Feeding
Finfish
Systems
Workshop
& Technology Transfer
Strategies
17:30 17:30 - 19:00
Happy Hours and Posters
19:00 - 21:00
Student Reception
Wed Jun 8 8:30 10:30
VIII International Shrimp Farming
11:00 -
Symposium
12:30
Fenecam
16:00 -
Oyster Culture Aquaculture Engineering
14:00 15:30
Continued
(AES Session)
17:30 - 19:00 Thu Jun 9 8:30 10:30 11:00 12:00
Clams, Scallops
Finfish
and Queen Conch
15:30 -
Fri Jun 10 8:30 10:00
Strategies
VIII International
Bi
Mollusc
Feed Additives
Shrimp Farming
Aquaculture
Reproduction,
Finfish
Symposium
Economics
Nutrition and
Physiology,
Fenecam
(IAEEM session)
Growout
Morphology
Octopus Culture
and
Marine Shrimp
Tilapia
Amphibion & Reptile Aquaculture
Presidents' Reception VIII International
Mollusc Envirn.
Shrimp Farming
Health Management
10:30 -
Symposium
12:00
Fenecam
Ornamentals
Finfish Genetics
Mollusc Genetics
FinFish
and Biotechnology
13:30 -
Contributed Finfish
15:00
Marine Shrimp
Larvae
15:30 -
Feed and Nutrition
Management &
17:00
continued
Nutrition
17:00 - 18:00
for Health
Reproduction
Feed and Nutrition
H
Cobia
Posters & Happy Hour
17:30 19:30 - 22:00
Health
Culture
13:30 15:00
and Feeding
Mussels, Pearl,
Farmers
17:30
Finfish Nutrition Finfish
Closing Cocktail
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Tue Jun 7 8:30 10:30
Marine Shrimp
Evolving to an
Latin American &
Grouper, Eel, Bass
1130 -
Ecosystem Approach
Caribbean
& Other Marine Finfish
12:30
for Aquaculture
Aquaculture
Tuna and Yellowtails
14:00 -
Health
IAFI
Other Freshwater Finfish
17:30 17:30 - 19:00 19:00 - 21:00
Marine Shrimp
Periphyton-based
Brazilian
Advances in
Genetics
Aquaculture
Indigenous
Aquafood Processing
Marine Shrimp
Species
Hatchery Management
Food Safety Sustainable Aquaculture: General
R & D of Aquaculture in Brazil
Wed Jun 8 8:30 Sea Ranching
10:30
Open Ocean
11:00 -
Aquaculture
12:30 14:00 -
and Security
Cage-Culture
15:30 16:00 -
Microalgae:
17:30
ioenergy & Bioproducts
17:30 - 19:00 Measuring Freshwater
Sustainability
Fish Meal and Oil Extention
Antimicrobials in Aquaculture Feeds
Scientific Publication in Aquaculture
Functional Genomics
Prawns Macrobrachium Achieving Social Responsibility
Alternative
General
Aquaculture for
Feedstuffs and
Crustacean Culture
the Rural Poor People
Aquafeeds
Drugs
in Aquaculture
and
European Community
Therapeutants
Thu Jun 9 8:30 10:30 11:00 12:00 13:30 15:00 15:30 17:30 19:30 - 22:00
Bio-floc Systems
Best Management
Aquaculture Policy
Practices and
and Regulations
Fri Jun 10 8:30 10:00 10:30 -
Waste Treatment
12:00
General
13:30 -
Aquaculture Alternative Therapies
15:00
Contributed
15:30 17:00 17:00 - 18:00
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World Aquaculture 2011: KEY FACTS Admission / Opening Hours xxxx
The Organisers World Aquaculture 2011 Conference Manager P.O. Box 2302, Valley Center, CA 92082 USA Tel: +1 760 7515005 Fax: +1 760 7515003 Email: worldaqua@aol.com Web: www.was.org
Venue Natal Convention Center, Natal, Brazil
Hotel and Travel Special airfares and hotel prices have been arranged for visiting Natal. Contact the official show travel agency below who can help with airline reservations. They also will make your reservation at all the hotels that have special rates for attendees of World Aquaculture 2011. To get the special hotel rates, please book through Arituba Turismo.
Arituba Turismo Contact: Aline Oliveira Email: aline@arituba.com.br Tel: +55 84 3133-3880 Web: www.arituba.com.br
Visa Information Be sure to check with the Brazilian Embassy to see if you need a visa to enter Brazil from your country. Be sure to start the visa application process early to make sure you get the visa in time. http://www.brazil.org.uk/embassy/index.html
“Natal is located in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Norte, which is the second-largest producer of oil in Brazil. Natal is an administrative center for oil production, and also exports a large amount of shark cartilage to Japan. Other exports include mangos, guavas, and cashew nuts”
“The word “Natal” means Christmas in Portuguese!”
“Natal is the capital city of the northeastern state of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil”
“The total area of the city of Natal is 170 square kilometers”
“ The population of Natal is approximately 720,000 people”
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Usa
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Revista Panorama Da Aquicultura
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Ec Dg Research
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Brazil
26-33
Malta Cleyton
34
Wenger
Mexico Usa
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Gtc Nutrition
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Brusinox
Brazil
Usa
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Biomar
Brazil
46-47
Ziegler
Usa
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Prilabsa
Brazil
50-51
Engepesca
Brazil
52
Piscicultura Fine Fish
Brazil
53
Xpertsea
54
Coopecon Aquavalepratigi Alimentos
58-60
Aquativ
Canada Brazil France
62
Larvi Aquicultura
63-65
Faivre
Brazil France
64
Etec
66
Nutrakol
Australia
67
Blue Aqua
Singapore
72-73
Instrutherm
Brazil
74
Ibram
Brazil
80
Zhejiang Fordy Machinery Ltd
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Genereach
90-93
Novus
94-95
Ispah
96
Akvaforsk Inc.
98-100
Bernauer
Colombia
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Brazil
108
Emicol
Brazil
110
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Brazil
Usa
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Brazil
144-151
Evialis
152-155
Irca
France Brazil
156
Ocean Food
Brazil
160
Poli-Nutri
Brazil
164-167
Alltech
Usa
168-169
Camanor
Brazil
170-172
Alisul
Brazil
176
Sansuy
Brazil
180
Wiley Blackwell
182
Ernetec
Usa Brazil
183
Innovative Heat Concept Llc
184-189
Embrapa
Brazil
190
Integral Mix
Brazil
192-193
Aquamar
Brazil
196
Agroinova
Brazil
197
Panorama AcuĂcola Magazine
198
Acqua Imagem
199
Singapore Biotrade
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200-206
Marine Equipment
Brazil
208
Nutriad
Brazil
218-219
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Acquamaster
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Biomin
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Auburn University
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Andritz Feed & Biofuel
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Was 2011
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Empy Real 75
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Alfakit
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Griffin Industries Inc
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