2023 Sponsors & Exhibitors

Thank you to our below supporters who will be exhibiting at EAFP 2023.

You will have the opportunity, during the conference, to pop in and have a face to face chat with them. Please click on their logos to visit their websites for further information. 

PHARMAQ is the global leader in fish health and vaccines, dedicated to support sustainable growth in the aquaculture industry. PHARMAQ is part of Zoetis, the world leader in animal health. Our innovative fish health solutions include PHARMAQ fish vaccines and therapeutics, PHARMAQ Fishteq vaccination machinery, and PHARMAQ Analytiq research and analysis. PHARMAQ’s research and production facilities are based in Norway, with global operations in commercial fish farming markets.

CIIMAR is a multidisciplinary research and advanced training institute whose mission is to develop exceptional quality research, promote technological development and innovation, and dissemination in Marine and Environmental Sciences. CIIMAR hosts around 200 PhD researchers with diverse scientific backgrounds and a remarkable publication record, publishing about 600 ISI publications annually, providing excellent scientific environment. CIIMAR features well equipped facilities (e.g. molecular and omics tools, spectroscopy, chromatography, histology as well as general laboratory equipment). The centre has animal experimental facilities approved by Portuguese Veterinary Authority for aquatic organisms. Among recent projects, GRINNAQUA is highlighted.

Leveraging the right genomics technologies can help you quickly adapt your research to evolving species and the rapidly changing climate, elevating necessary strategies to develop sustainable agriculture and keep pace with our growing population.

Standard BioTools™ is committed to ensuring you are well-equipped with the tools needed for successful molecular-assisted breeding, pathogen detection, quality-control assessment and more.

Cefas - WOAH COLLABORATING CENTRE FOR EMERGING AQUATIC ANIMAL DISEASE

The emergence of disease in farmed and wild aquatic animals poses one of the most significant threats to sustainable food production and to the stability of natural systems. Rapid detection, characterization and reporting of the causative agents of disease provide a crucial first step in their control. For this reason, efficient and accurate reporting of emergent disease threats forms the central precept of this WOAH Collaborating Centre. By working with our partners in aquatic animal health from across the globe, often in countries where aquaculture forms an increasingly critical component of food production and trade, we are focused on mitigating the yield-limiting effects of emergent diseases, improving the reporting of new threats, and ultimately reducing their transboundary spread via trade and other pathways. We aim to function as a global resource for research, diagnostics, standardization of techniques and dissemination of knowledge in the field of aquatic animal health.