The World Aquaculture Conference will be taking place in Darwin, Australia from May 29 to June 1, 2023. With 58 sessions on offer and several thousand attendees expected, it is an event not to be missed by those involved in the aquaculture community.
The deadline for abstract submission is on March 1, 2023. Please note the submission requirements and format. The guidelines and link for submission can be found here.
There are some very exciting projects happening across multiple universities. Do have a look!
University of Melbourne
Melbourne Social Equity Institute is inviting EOIs for a new PhD scholarship focused on understanding and addressing food insecurity among students in Australian universities. Applicants should possess excellent interpersonal skills and experience in social science methods. People with lived experience of food insecurity are encouraged to apply. For more information, please visit the listing on Melbourne Social Equity Institute.
University of Tasmania
A PhD scholarship is available for the project Social licence and the development of commercial onshore lobster aquaculture in Australia. Supervised by Vaughan Higgins, applicants are encouraged to view the listing on the UTAS website for application details. Applications close 29 October 2021.
University of Tasmania
A PhD scholarship is available for the project Securing a Sustainable Workforce for the Tasmanian Fruit and Vegetable Industry. Supervised by Ruth Barton, applicants are encouraged to view the listing on the UTAS website for application details. Applications close 30 August 2021.
University of Tasmania
A PhD scholarship is available for the project Using research farms to investigate the adoptability of Industry 4.0 AgTech. Supervised by Vaughan Higgins, applicants are encouraged to view the listing on the UTAS website for application details. Applications close 28 August 2021.
Agri-Food Research Network 