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The conference will take place online between 18 th and 29 th January, gathering over 400 participants, including scientists, industry representatives and policymakers, in an exchange of experience, knowledge and opportunities.
This study shows that the application of dietary supplementation of natural antioxidants extracts in Senegalese sole larvae diets has improved their growth performance.
In this article recently published in the international journal "Environmental Pollution", researchers investigated the probability of coastal marine habitats retaining microplastics under controlled bio-physical conditions.
Next Events
Advanced Training
The welfare of fish is growing to be an essential topic in present day aquaculture, fisheries, and academia. The promotion of best practices towards good welfare must rely on a) solid scientific...
Seminar
Jeanette Wyneken will describe the results of our long-term study of hatchling sea turtle sex ratios and the relationship to changing weather and climate.
Briefs
Mario has joined the communication team and will develop a series of virtual tours of CCMAR facilities and equipment to be introduced to researchers and clients.
Nuria will do her master thesis dissertation project about the degradation of conventional and bio-based microplastics in the aquatic environment. Welcome!
Adrián will participate in fish welfare research projects related to behaviour and physiology factors. Welcome to our team!
Job Opportunities
Application open from
January 18, 2021 to January 29, 2021
Application open from
January 18, 2021 to January 29, 2021
Projects
by
António Miguel Piecho de Almeida Santos
by
Adelino Vicente Mendonça Canario
by
João Encarnação
