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Presentation Award
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| Best Poster Presentation Award - 1st Place |
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| Best Poster Presentation Award - 2nd Place |
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| Best Industry Partnership Poster Award - 1st Place |
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| Best Industry Partnership Poster Award - 2nd Place |
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| Best Oral Presentation Award - 1st Place |
The Aquaculture Association of Canada (AAC) was established in 1984 to foster the development of aquaculture in Canada. One of its objectives is to organize conferences and workshops on the science, business and technology of aquaculture. The Aquaculture Canada meeting is held annually and typically draws 400 to 600 participants from Canada and many other countries. AAC also publishes the proceedings of workshops and special sessions from the conference in its publications (the Bulletin of the Aquaculture Association of Canada and the AAC Special Publication series). AAC is a strong supporter of undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in aquaculture and related programs, offering scholarships, providing travel grants to attend the annual conference, and awarding prizes for the best oral and poster paper. |
| Best Oral Presentation Award - 2nd Place |
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| Best Industry Partnership Oral Award - 1st Place |
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| Best Industry Partnership Oral Award - 2nd Place |
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Student - Industry Breakfast and Student Night
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| Student - Industry Breakfast
Wednesday, October 19, 2005 |
 Creative Salmon, a small Canadian company and a world leader in sustainable Aquaculture
The BC Innovation Council is a Crown agency of the Province of British Columbia. The Council is the province’s lead organization that supports applied research and commercialization of science and technology to foster province-wide economic development. It serves as a one-stop point of access and support to companies, educational institutions, technology industry and awareness groups, federal science and technology agencies, and university research labs. The British Columbia Aquaculture Research and Development Committee (BCARDC) was formed under the auspices of the BC Innovation Council to encourage independent research to foster a fully sustainable aquaculture industry in BC in conjunction with the stewardship of aquatic resources. The purpose of the Aquaculture and Environment Research Fund (Aqua E-Fund) Program is to support research on the environmental aspects of finfish and shellfish aquaculture. Such research is intended to enable adoption of sustainable management and operational practices as well as address questions of public interest and policy. |
| Student Night
Thursday, October 20, 2005 |
 The Regroupement Aquaculture Québec (RAQ) is a network of 40 researchers (university and governments) involved in aquaculture research in Québec, network financially supported by Valorisation Recherche Québec (VRQ). The objective of the network is to bring together all Québec’ researchers that had interests in aquaculture both in fresh and marine environments, in both finfish and shellfish studies, and to provide them a forum for comparing and combining their respective expertise. Research areas cover a broad range of activities including environment, nutrition/health, genetics, biomolecules, socio-economics/legal aspects.
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