March 1st, 2022: Special RAS Session
Aquaculture America, San Diego, CA
Building Capacity of Atlantic salmon RAS Production in the US: From RAS-N to SAS2 - Yonathan Zohar, IMET
Building Capacity of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) RAS Production in the US Using an Industry Driven Stakeholder Network (RAS-N): Engagement and Extension Efforts - Catherine (Cat) Frederick, University of Maryland
Developing a Skilled Workforce for Advancing RAS Through Support from a National Collaborative Effort Utilizing Strong Industry Engagement - Emma Hauser, UWSP-NADF
Off-Flavor Observations: Factors Influencing Accumulation in RAS and New Information on Geosmin Taste-Threshold In Atlantic salmon Salmo salar Fillets - John Davidson, Freshwater Institute
A Novel Advanced Oxidation Technology That Rapidly Removes Geosmin and MIB from Water and Significantly Reduces Atlantic Salmon Depuration Time - Terence Barry, Exciton
Replacing Soy Protein with Insect Meal In a Fishmeal Free Diet for Atlantic salmon Salmo salar - Allen Place, IMET
Conversion of Solid Waste to Biogas in a Saltwater Recirculating Aquaculture System for Atlantic salmon - Kevin Sowers, IMET
Challenges to Anaerobic Digestion of Waste Streams from Land-Based Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS) Facilities - Abhinav Choudhury, Freshwater Institute. Free access article can be accessed here.
The Effects of Two Water Temperature Regimes On Atlantic salmon Salmo salar Growth Performance and Maturation in Freshwater Recirculating Aquaculture Systems - Chris Good, Freshwater Institute. Free access article can be accessed here.
Evaluating Freshwater Fluidized Sand Biofilter Performance Following Exposure to Low-Dose Peracetic Acid Treatments- Chris Good, Freshwater Institute
February 8th-9th, 2022: Third Annual RAS-N Workshop (virtual)
University of Maine, Orono, ME
RAS-N Concept Paper and Next Steps for the Network - Yonathan Zohar, John Stubblefield, and Catherine Frederick, IMET
October 8-9, 2020: Second Annual RAS-N Workshop (virtual meeting)
Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology (IMET), Baltimore, Maryland
December 10-11, 2019: Inaugural RAS-N Workshop
Harbor View Event Center, Washburn, Wisconsin
Thoughts for the Future of Land-based Aquaculture, Jesse Trushenski, Director of Science, Riverence
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Northern Aquaculture Demonstration Facility overview, Greg Fischer, Assistant Director/Research Program Manager
Raising Fish with Care: The Fundamentals of Animal Welfare in Aquaculture, Jesse Trushenski, Director of Science, Riverence
Biosecurity Auditing in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems, Peter L. Merrill, Kennebec River Biosciences, Inc.
Fish Health Requirements and Response to Fish Disease Events, Myron Kebus, Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection-Division of Animal Health
A New Approach to Reproductive Sterility in Salmonids, Ten-Tsao Wong and Yonathan Zohar
Salmon RAS and Solid Waste, Keiko Saito, et al.
Why Salmon Eating Insects Instead of Fish is Better for the Environment, Allen Place
The Conservation Fund Freshwater Institute, Christopher Good
National Cold Water Marine Aquaculture Center Update, Brian C. Peterson
Atlantic Salmon Regulations in U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service: Title 50 Regulations, Joel Bader
Aquaculture in Action: Tools for Teaching Science, J. Adam Frederick
Aquaculture Research Institute Workforce Development, Scarlett Tudor
Aquaculture Workforce Development Program: Interactive and Hands-on Application, Emma Wiermaa
UMCES: NOAA-EPP Funded Living Marine Resources Cooperative Science Center Activities, Rosemary Jagus
Photo credit for header photo at top: Narayan Mahon, taken at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Northern Aquaculture Demonstration Facility.