Aquaculture Europe 2026

September 28 - October 1, 2026

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Health Management – Treatment & Monitoring

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 10.30 - 17.30 Urska 4
Chair: Belén Fouz, Snjezana Zrncic

  • 10.30
    Anita Flores Lenero

    MITIGATION OF HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS SPECIES THAT AFFECT SCOTTISH AND NORWEGIAN ATLANTIC SALMON FISH FARMS USING MODIFIED CLAYS

    Anita Flores Lenero

  • 10.45
    Eleonora Fiocchi

    PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THE EFFICACY OF PINE LIPID FRACTION AND WOOD POLYPHENOLS AGAINST THE MAIN BACTERIAL PATHOGENS AFFECTING FARMED FISH IN THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION

    Eleonora Fiocchi

  • 11.00
    Arman Hossain

    AUTOGENOUS OSHV-1 VACCINATION OF PACIFIC OYSTER: SURVIVAL BENEFITS AND TRANSCRIPTOMIC MECHANISMS OF PROTECTION

    Arman Hossain

  • 11.15
    Roy Rosen

    MODES OF ACTION OF POSTBIOTICS IN AQUACULTURE FROM PATHOGEN INHIBITION TO IMMUNE AND INTESTINAL BARRIER FUNCTION

    Roy Rosen

  • 11.30
    Ana Teresa Gonçalves

    AN EX VIVO SKIN EXPLANT MODEL TO EVALUATE WOUND RE-EPITHELIALISATION AND INFLAMMATORY PRIMING IN ATLANTIC SALMON

    Ana Teresa Gonçalves

  • 11.45
    Joan Piera

    EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT DIETARY DOSES OF AN ANTI-MYCOTOXIN ADDITIVE ON HEALTH STATUS AND IMMUNE RESPONSE OF PACIFIC WHITE SHRIMP Litopenaeus vannamei

    Joan Piera

  • 12.00
    Fabio Zanuzzo

    PISCINE ORTHOREOVIRUS (PRV-1) AND PISCINE MYOCARDITIS VIRUS (PMCV) INFECTIONS DO NOT IMPAIR THERMAL OXYGEN-USE PERFORMANCE IN ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar

    Fabio Zanuzzo

  • 14.00
    Martina Balazinski

    USE OF COLD ATMOSPHERIC PLASMA FOR RAS DECONTAMINATION

    Martina Balazinski

  • 14.15
    Junewoo Park

    FIRST APPLICATION OF BIOTOXION AS AN ANTIPARASITIC AGENT AGAINST Miamiensis avidus: MECHANISTIC INSIGHTS FROM TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS

    Junewoo Park

  • 14.30
    Eugenio Fossi

    POLYFREE – EFFECTIVE METHODS FOR THE CONTROL OF INVASIVE PARASITIC POLYDORA WORMS IN OYSTER AQUACULTURE

    Eugenio Fossi

  • 14.45
    Ivan Tankovski

    FROM LAB TO FARM – BLOOD BIOCHEMISTRY AS A PRACTICAL TOOL IN FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT

    Ivan Tankovski

  • 15.00
    Evgenia Gourzioti

    FIRST DETECTION OF Streptococcus iniae ASSOCIATED WITH DISEASE IN FARMED EUROPEAN SEABASS Dicentrarchus labrax IN EAST GREECE

    Evgenia Gourzioti

  • 15.15
    Pantelis Katharios

    COMPARATIVE SPATIAL TRANSCRIPTOMICS OF Aeromonas veronii INFECTION IN EUROPEAN SEABASS SPLEEN

    Pantelis Katharios

  • 15.30
    Eleonora Franzago

    EVALUATION OF ANTIMICROBIAL USAGE IN RAINBOW TROUT Oncorhynchus mykiss (WALBAUM, 1792) FARMS OF TRENTO AND UDINE PROVINCES (ITALY)

    Eleonora Franzago

  • 15.45
    Yin Min Thant

    FROM HISTORICAL OUTBREAKS TO MODERN INTERVENTIONS: CHRONICLING THE IMPACT OF Vibrio harveyi AND ESTABLISHING A STANDARDIZED INFECTION MODEL IN BARRAMUNDI

    Yin Min Thant

  • 16.00
    Paul Eckhard Witten

    PROGRESS IN X-RAY-BASED DIAGNOSIS OF SKELETAL MALFORMATION IN FARMED FISH

    Paul Eckhard Witten

  • 16.15
    Milly Spence-Fraser

    DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A SENSITIVE MOLECULAR ASSAY FOR QUANTIFICATION OF THE SALMON LOUSE Lepeophtheirus salmonis IN ZOOPLANKTON SAMPLES

    Milly Spence-Fraser

  • 16.30
    Brendan Robertson

    TRACKING PERSISTENCE AND SPREAD OF Neoparamoeba perurans USING DUAL HOST-SYMBIONT AMPSEQ GENOTYPING

    Brendan Robertson

  • 16.45
    Donnie Sonier

    THE IMPACT OF SEA LICE INFESTATION ON THE PROGRESSION OF Piscine myocarditis VIRUS INFECTION IN ATLANTIC SALMON Salmo salar, AND VICE VERSA

    Donnie Sonier

  • 17.00
    Cecilie Miljeteig

    LASER EXPOSURE AS A MEASURE AGAINST THE PARASITIC SALMON LICE Lepeophtheirus salmonis: EFFECTS ON EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL TISSUE

    Cecilie Miljeteig

  • 17.15
    Nicole Verdile

    A PHYSIOLOGICALLY RELEVANT IN VITRO MODEL OF RAINBOW TROUT Oncorhynchus mykiss INTESTINAL IMMUNITY AND ITS INFLAMMATORY RESPONSIVENESS

    Nicole Verdile

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