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Be entered for a draw to win a DVD by Dr Richmond Loh “Fish Vetting Techniques & Practical Tips”
> Avoid paying VAT (Sales Tax) which could save you 20% off the price.
> Ensure you will have access to the live keynote presentations as numbers will be limited.
> If you delay registering for the Virtual Conference you may not get access whilst it is streaming live as the platform WAVMA is using cannot be open for registration during the conference. Registration will effectively close at midnight on the 2nd May and will not open again until the live conference is over.
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> So ensure you sign up now.
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> Discussion forums
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> A great advantage of this conference is the ability to not only listen to the presentations but ask questions of the presenter and discuss with your peers on the subject matter. This provides for a far better learning experience and contributes to the overall knowledge gained from the presentation. The discussion forums will remain open after the event but whether or not you will get that burning question answered by the presenter or another expert in the field may be debatable. Sign up to ensure you get to learn all you can from the conference.
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Speakers
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> We have five keynote speakers all recognised experts in their fields with some very topical presentations. Listen to:
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> Prof Greg Lewbart discussing advances in invertebrate medicine
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> Keith Davenport discussing the social and environmental advantages of ornamental fish keeping
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> Prof Simon Davies on creating tomorrows robust fish through superior nutritional strategies
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> Prof Mohamed Faisal discussing surveillance and control of diseases in wild populations
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> Prof Ron Roberts – title to be confirmed.
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> There are a further 21 speakers who will talk on a wide range of topics. Highlights include:
Dr Richmond Loh on biosecurity and new-fish protocol for koi, in light of KHV threat.
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> Prof Rod Wilson on the physiological effects of high CO2 in recirculation systems – you might be amazed as to where sand comes from!
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> Dr Devon Dublin on the Japanese Satoyama-Satoumi concept and its usefulness within the framework of One Health.
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> Dr Paul Schroeder on the continuing debate on applying animal welfare standards to fish – join the debate in the discussion forum afterwards
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> Dr Matt Metselaar discussing veterinary strategies for diseases of unknown cause or treatment
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> Dr Willie Wildgoose on goldfish buoyancy disease – an old topic still needing more information
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GO TO: wavma.vetacademy.net
