VC meeting with Mr Saxon Bosworth who is preparing an article on Artemia for National Geographic magazine with some members of the International Artemia Aquaculture Consortium (in formation)
Thursday June 3 at 4pm GMT
- Saxon Bosworth: welcome and setting the scene
- Patrick Sorgeloos: brief introduction of International Artemia Aquaculture Consortium
- Jim Clegg: the extremophile Artemia and its unique properties to survive in extreme dry conditions and how the Artemia cyst compound trehalose allows to convert red blood cells into a long-lasting bio-active powder
- Gonzalo Gajardo: Artemia genetics – difference between bisexual and parthenogenetic Artemia
- Don Leonard: history of the commercial exploitation of GSL Artemia
- Eddy Naessens: sourcing, upgrading and improving the use of Artemia in world aquaculture
- Marcos Camara: history and status of Artemia production in Brazil
Friday June 4 at 7am GMT
- Saxon Bosworth: welcome and setting the scene
- Sui Liying: role of Asia Regional Artemia Reference Center
- Ludmila Litvinienko: history of commercial Artemia cyst exploitation in Russia
- Nguyen Van Hoa: socio economics of Artemia farming in artisanal salt works in the Mekong delta
- Montakan Tamtin: history of Artemia farming in Thailand
- Naser Agh: history of Artemia production in Iran
- Betty Nyonje: history of Artemia farming in Kenya
- Yang Wei Jun: the regulation of cell quiescence (in cancer cell lines) using diapause genes of Artemia
List of Artemia Consortium Participants:
- Belgium:
– Artemia Reference Center, Ghent University: Patrick Sorgeloos and Gilbert Van Stappen
– INVE Aquaculture Cie: Eddy Naessens - Brazil: Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte: Marcos Camara
- Chile: Los Lagos University, Osorno: Gonzalo Gajardo
- China:
– Asia Regional Artemia Reference Center, Tianjin University of Science & Technology:
Sui Liying
– Zhejiang University: Wei Jun Yang - Iran: Artemia & Aquaculture Research Institute, Urmia University: Naser Agh
- Kenya: Kenya Marine Fisheries Research Institute: Betty Nyonje
- Russia:
– State Agrarian University of the Northern Trans-Urals, Tyumen: Liudmila Litvinenko - Thailand:
– Department of Fisheries, Petchaburi Coastal Aquaculture Institute: Montakan Tamtin - USA:
– Bodega Marine Lab, University of California: Jim Clegg
– Great Salt Lake Brine Shrimp Cooperative: Don Leonard
Compilation of presentations:
(To download see https://spaces.hightail.com/receive/nIFtUSHUB9)
Youtube video of the presentations and discussion:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ_ZMd7Xt68&t=9s
In launch of the new International Artemia Aquaculture Consortium, led by Patrick Sorgeloos, this conference series brings together professionals working on artemia from all around the world. This event was a presentation on the world of artemia for Saxon Bosworth, who was researching artemia for an article for National Geographic. Keep up to date on Saxon’s article via Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/SAXONBOSWORTH/
Presentations:
- 0:00 Saxon Bosworth: Introduction
- 1:39 Patrick Sorgeloos: brief introduction of International Artemia Aquaculture Consortium
- 7:37 Jim Clegg: the extremophile Artemia and its unique properties to survive in extreme dry conditions and how the Artemia cyst compound trehalose allows to convert red blood cells into a long-lasting bio-active powder
- 17:40 Gonzalo Gajardo: Artemia genetics, difference between bisexual and parthenogenetic Artemia
- 35:55 Marcos Camara: history and status of Artemia production in Brazil
- 47:09 Don Leonard: history of the commercial exploitation of GSL Artemia
- 55:05 Sui Liying: role of Asia Regional Artemia Reference Center
- 1:05:23 Nguyen Van Hoa: socio economics of Artemia farming in artisanal salt works in the Mekong delta
- 1:20:22 Montakan Tamtin: history of Artemia farming in Thailand
- 1:28:08 Naser Agh: history of Artemia production in Iran
- 1:42:30 Betty Nyonje: history of Artemia farming in Kenya
- 1:57:51 Yang Wei Jun: the regulation of cell quiescence (in cancer cell lines) using diapause genes of Artemia
- 2:06:43 Patrick Sorgeloos presenting on behalf of Ludmila Litvinienko: history of commercial Artemia cyst exploitation in Russia
- 2:14:40 Eddy Naessens: sourcing, upgrading and improving the use of Artemia in world aquaculture
- 2:30:18 Discussion
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