Nanyang Technological University

Organised by SCELSE: “Eco-evolutionary drivers of algal bloom formation under climate change – from genes to communities” by Dr Uwe John, Group Leader, Helmholtz Centre, Alfred Wegener Institute, Germanyon Wednesday 25th October from 3:00 – 4:00pm in NTU-SBS Classroom 3.

The World Harbour Project will be having an engagement seminar coming up this week on 3 November 2017 at 4PM.

The programme will begin with an introduction to World Harbour Project by Prof Peter Steinberg, Director of World Harbour Project, followed by discussion on participation and projects from Singapore, chaired by Prof Staffan Kjelleberg (SCELSE) & Dr Serena Teo (St John’s Island National Marine Lab).

Do register here or via the link in the attached file.
More details may also be found in the file attached.

This conference will be a platform for industry, academia, and regulators to network and share the latest R&D findings related to aquaculture vaccines, diagnostics, and sustainable aquaculture in Singapore. This event will represent a unique opportunity for all participants to understand aquaculture practices peculiar to Singapore and the South-East Asia region. Speakers from academia, industry (farmers and feed specialists), and Singapore regulators have been invited to speak at the conference. We also hope that this conference will help participants broker and forge new industry-academia-regulator partnerships and research collaborations in the aquaculture domain.