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Contents – Editor’s Welcome Contents 4-9 JENNY HJUL – EDITOR


Good health W


News What’s happening in aquaculture in the UK and around the world


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ith a special issue devoted to fish health, it was hard to know where to start. Current research covers so much ground and moves so fast that only an expert eye could put the subject


into some perspective. Fortunately, the original fish vet, Professor Ron Roberts, agreed to write an introduction to our feature, setting the scene for a world of scientific discovery that has been transformed in the fifty years since he began his career as a fish pathologist. We also have contributions from the Roslin Institute on genetic


markers, from the Scottish Association of Marine Science on harmful algal blooms, and from Aberdeen University on the development of parasite vaccines. Improvements in sea lice treatments are outlined by Ian Armstrong of Aqua Pharma, while scientists from Stirling describe how caterpillars can provide insights into fish diseases. The Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre highlights its exciting


new project involving the vaccination of cleaner fish, a collaboration between researchers and businesses that will bring long-term benefits for the Scottish economy, says the SAIC’s Heather Jones. The latest work of the European Association of Fish Pathologists


is explained by Professor Patrick Smith, one of Fish Farmer’s distinguished editorial advisers. And the big pharmaceutical companies share details of their new products. This month, Fish Farmer will be in Trondheim for Aqua Nor, the


biggest aquaculture show in the world. This promises to be a forum for the exchange of ideas and the striking of deals - as well as a global networking opportunity. See you there!


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EAFP TargetFish


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Shellfish Conference preview


Comment Losing the initiative


13-15 16-17


Finance Time to invest


Health Professor Ron Roberts


38-39 42-43


RAS Shelf life


44-47 48-57


Special treatment Biological challenges


SAMS Beware of blooms


Pharmaq Immune memory


Aberdeen University PKD progress


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Saudi Arabia Regional focus


EAS Rotterdam agenda


Processing News Huon plant


Stirling Pest approach


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SAIC Working together


Roslin Institute Selective breeding


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Retail News Young fish friers


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Aqua Source Directory Find all you need for the Industry


Opinion By Nick Joy


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