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DIVERSIFY Logo fullOver the next 5 years, the EU project DIVERSIFY will study a number of new/emerging finfish species, with great potential for the EU aquaculture industry. These new/emerging species (meagre, greater amberjack, wreckfish, halibut, grey mullet and pikeperch) are fast growing and/or large finfishes marketed at a large size and can be processed into a range of products to provide the consumer with both a greater diversity of fish species and new value-added products. See the DIVERSIFY web site for more.

Aquaculture International (AQUI) is the peer-reviewed journal of the EAS. Its 2016 Impact Factor (IF) was 1.095, thus reaching one of the main objectives of the Editorial Board and EAS Board. In 2017, the IF rose again to 1.283.

We are proud to see that it has now exceeded the milestone level of 1 for the last 5 years and hope very much that this will encourage more publications from EAS members and non-members. See more on submitting papers to AQUI

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Dr John Joyce, a great friend of EAS and President of the society from 1990-1992, has drawn a series of four excellent cartoons to help promote the society and our activities.
Please feel free to use them in your presentations and help us recruit new members. See them here....

aqua2012-crop_webThe sumary report of AQUA 2012 is now available
The report is a PDF mini-compilation of articles published in the December issue of the EAS Aquaculture Europe magazine, with summaries of the keynote speakers' presentations, the carp roundtable, the poster awards, the Student Group workshop and the Honorary Life Membership award made to Patrick Sorgeloos.

You can also see all of the AQUA 2012 abstracts online.....

easlogo-URLAt the opening plenary session of the AQUA 2012 event, co-organised in Prague by the European and World Aquaculture Societies, Patrick Sorgeloos, Director of the Laboratory of Aquaculture and the Artemia Reference Center of the University of Ghent in Belgium, was presented with an Honorary Life Membership of EAS.

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The FAO Aquaculture Service is pleased to announce the publication on the Internet of the FAO Aquaculture Photo library. The photo library contains more than 1 600 high resolution photos. Many of them come from the FAO historical photo archive and others come from the Aquaculture Service staff. All users are invited to submit their photos.

This is the title of the first of four workshops - The AQUACULTURE FORUM BREMERHAVEN 2012 – 2013 - that bring together international business and science to contribute to future developmental needs of the European aquaculture industry. Taking place in Bremerhaven, Germany from March 26-27 and supported by EAS, you can get the programme and registration flyer here and visit their web site for more.
LATEST: See the draft Bremerhaven recommendations for Open Ocean Aquaculture that will be discussed and finalised during the event.

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  11. Our peer reviewed journal launches "perspectives"
  12. Best Poster Awards at AE2009

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