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Case studies webinar of the SPAROS FEEDNETICS application

LogoSPAROS RGB EAS Student Group Sponsor SPAROS is organizing another free webinar on our nutritional tool FEEDNETICS^TM, this time for the Aquafeed sector, on October 1st, 2020. SPAROS has been presenting a series of webinars to show a diverse audience how our nutritional tools can help users to predict the effects of nutritional and environmental factors on fish growth, feed conversion, feed costs, body composition, and waste emissions based on a mechanistic simulation model.
This online event brings together the FEEDNETICSTM team to explain its applications through several use cases examples and offers a combination of live presentations and Q&A session. To register and learn more about the webinar, please see here or go directly to the registration page

EAStalk with Andrew Richardson - InnovaFeed: Scalable Insect Solutions, for Sustainable Seafood

On September 1, at 14 (CET/Brussels time), Andrew Richardson will present the EAStalk webinar on "InnovaFeed: Scalable Insect Solutions, for Sustainable Seafood".

EAStalk with Sigurdur Bogason - VALUMICS project / Salmon case study VIDEO

The August edition of our EAStalk webinar series will take place on August 11th with Sigurður Bogason at 14 (CET/Brussels time). Sigurdur will give a brief presentation on 'VALUMICS H2020 PROJECT- Understanding food value chain and network dynamics - THE SALMON CASE STUDY'.

EAStalk webinar with Dr. Myron Peck - The effects of climate change on the European aquaculture sector - VIDEO

Dr. Myron Peck will give an EAStalk webinar on July 15th at 14 (CET/Brussels time) on the effects of climate change on the European aquaculture sector.

EAStalk with Sander van den Burg - Sustainable seaweed production in Europe: economic and environmental insights from the GENIALG project - VIDEO

Sander Van den Burg EAStalk On July 7 at 14 (CET Brussels time), Sander van den Burg will give an EAStalk webinar on "Sustainable seaweed production in Europe: economic and environmental insights from the GENIALG project".