Aquaculture Europe 2025

September 22 - 25, 2025

Valencia, Spain

Environment - Interactions

Wednesday, September 24, 2025 14.00 - 17.30 SM 1A, VCC - Floor 1
Chair: Daniele Brigolin

  • 14.00
    Killian Chary

    EVALUATING NUTRIENT CIRCULARITY IN INTEGRATED AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS: CRITERIA AND INDICATORS

    Killian Chary

  • 14.15
    Andrea Chemello

    ASSESSING TROUT FARMING IMPACTS ON RECEIVING WATERCOURSES: SELECTION OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE MACROINVERTEBRATE AND DIATOM METRICS

    Andrea Chemello

  • 14.30
    Béla Urbányi

    ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS FOR CARP-DOMINANT POND AQUACULTURE IN HUNGARY

    Béla Urbányi

  • 14.45
    Paul Mosnier

    ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFTIS OF POND AND WETLAND FISH FARMING AND CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN PROMOTING THOSE BENEFITS

    Paul Mosnier

  • 15.00
    Elisabeth Ytteborg

    THE HIDDEN IMPACT OF INCREASING TEMPERATURES: HOW FISH LOSE THEIR RESILIENCE AGAINST OTHER STRESSORS

    Elisabeth Ytteborg

  • 15.15
    Núria Sánchez Baizan

    MULTIGENERATIONAL TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON PATERNAL-TO-OFFSPRING EPIGENETIC INHERITANCE IN SEA BASS

    Núria Sánchez Baizan

  • 15.30
    Alexandra Pizzagalli

    EXPLORING ROBUSTNESS BIOMARKERS THROUGH FIN OMICS IN THREE EUROPEAN SEA BASS POPULATIONS

    Alexandra Pizzagalli

  • 15.45
    Atshaya Sundararajan

    QUANTIFYING THE IMPACT OF SUBOPTIMUM TEMPERATURE AND LOW DISSOLVED OXYGEN ON THE PRODUCTION BIOLOGY OF POST-SMOLT ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar USING PROTEOMICS

    Atshaya Sundararajan

  • 16.00
    Marianna Costa

    POTENTIAL IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE SPREAD OF NERVOUS NECROSIS VIRUS: A CRITICAL THREAT TO MARINE ECOSYSTEMS AND GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY

    Marianna Costa

  • 16.15
    Gunnvør á Norði

    INFECTION WITH MOBILE STAGES OF SALMON LICE AND Caligus elongatus IN A SALMON FARM NETWORK

    Gunnvør á Norði

  • 16.30
    Kathrin Steinberg

    APPLYING A STANDARDIZED RISK-EVALUATION TO ALIEN SPECIES IN AQUACULTURE

    Kathrin Steinberg

  • 16.45
    Sih-Shien Lee

    GILL IONOCYTE MORPHOMETRY AND NA,K-ATPASE RESPONSES REVEAL OSMOREGULATORY ADAPTATION IN EURYHALINE GIANT GROUPER Epinephelus lanceolatus UNDER SALINITY CHALLENGE

    Sih-Shien Lee

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