Training

 

Fifth Symposium on Diseases
in Asian Aquaculture

Queensland, Australia
November 24-28, 2002

 

	Background
	Keynote & Invited Speakers
	Program Overview
	Registration Fees

Keynote & Invited Speakers

The following distinguished invited speakers have agreed to attend the Symposium:

TOPIC	SPEAKER	COUNTRY
Ornamental fish diseases	Ellen Ariel, EU Community Reference Laboratory For Fish Disease	DENMARK
International trade and risk analysis	Chris Baldock, AusVet Services	AUSTRALIA
Biosecutity - A new word for an old concept	Peter Beers, Biosecutiry Australia	AUSTRALIA
Aquaculture health management - the Australian experience	lain East, Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry - Australia	AUSTRALIA
Farm level risk factors for white spot disease outbreaks	Flavio Corsin	ITALY
Vibriosis and the role of phage	Timothy Flegel, Mahidol University	THAILAND
The role of extension in health management	Derek Foster, Rural Industry Business Group	AUSTRALIA
Vaccine development for Asian aquaculture	Luc Grisez, Intervet Norbio Singapore Pty Ltd	SINGAPORE
Feasibility of preventing transboundary spread of aquatic animal disease	Barry Hill, The Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Sciences	UNITED KINGDOM
Ranavirus of fish, amphibians and reptiles	Alex Hyatt, CSIRO	AUSTRALIA
Emerging diseases of soft-shelled turtles	Yulin Jiang, Shenzhen Exit & Entry Inspection And Quarantine Bureau	CHINA
Disease of pearl oysters	Brian Jones, Fisheries Western Australia	AUSTRALIS
Phage therapy	Indrani Karunasagar, College of Fisheries Magolore	INDIA
White spot syndrome - what we have learned about the virus and the disease	Chu-Fang Lo, National Taiwan University	TAIWAN, ROC
Farm level biosecurity in aquaculture	CV Mohan, College of Fisheries Mangalore	INDIA
Recent advances in - nodaviruses and iridoviruses in Asian aquaculture	T Nakai, Hiroshima University	JAPAN
Marteilioides infections	Mi-Seon Park, National Fisheries Research& Development Institute	KOREA
Aquatic animal health management in Asia	Melba Reantaso, NACA	THAILAND
Probiotic bacteria - are they beneficial?	Sirirat Rengpirat, Chulalongkorn University	THAILAND
Genetic analysis of vibrios and development of biocontrol for luminous bacterial disease	Antonius Suwanto, Aogor Agricultural University	INDONESIA
Improving aquatic animal health in Asia	Rohana Subasinghe, FAO	ITALY
Innate immunity in vertebrates and invertebrates	Willem B Van Muiswinkel, Wageningen University	NETHERLANDS
The WSSV genome	Jus M Vlak, Wageningen Universyt	NETHERLANDS

ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL 15 AUGUST 2002
EARLYBIRD REGISTRATION CLOSES 30 SEPTEMBER 2002

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