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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2024 · 27 MIN

Salmon Survival: Transforming Aquaculture with Predictive Science

from Salty talks: Conversations on Sustainable Aquaculture in Maine

This episode of Salty Talks delves into the world of Atlantic salmon aquaculture. Join us for a discussion with Dr. Heather Hamlin and her graduate student, Halli Bear. This episode offers an in-depth exploration of their groundbreaking research, focusing on developing innovative predictive metrics for salmon broodstock and offspring quality. Discover how Dr. Hamlin's journey, from working in a pet store to leading research in marine sciences, has shaped her passion for aquaculture and sustainable fish farming practices. Halli Bear shares her intriguing path from studying pinnipeds to her current role in assessing salmon embryo development and viability. Together, they discuss the challenges and advancements in salmon breeding, the role of AI and machine learning in aquaculture, and the potential impact of their research on the industry's future.

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