2007 Atlantic Fisheries Technology Conference registration and call for abstracts

From: David P. Green (dpg@ncsu.edu)
Date: Tue Aug 28 2007 - 14:01:43 PDT

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    Dear Seafood Technology Professional:

     

    Make plans now to attend the 52^nd Annual Atlantic Fisheries Technology
    Conference at the Portland Regency Hotel in Portland, Maine on November
    4-7, 2007. The theme for our conference is Enhancing Seafood Choices:
    Quality, Technology and Products. Registration is now open and the
    abstract deadline for oral or poster presentations has been extended to
    September 24. Hotel reservations must be made by October 7 in order to
    quality for the special conference rate. More information is provided at
    http://www.aftc.ca <http://www.aftc.ca/>. A special Lobster dinner is
    planned for Monday evening featuring a cultural program by the Maine
    Lobster Institute. We hope you are able to join us for this unique
    industry/government/academia program.

     

    Denise Skonberg

    2007 AFTC Conference Chair

     

    *Preliminary Program*

    * *

    */Opening Session - Seafood Choices, a Consumer's Perspective/*

    Keynote: Karen Brunsø, Aarhns Business School

        * Balancing benefits and risks
        * Wild versus cultured fish and seafood
        * Convenience and year-round availability

     */Seafood Quality and Aquaculture Products/*

    Keynote: Ross Butler, Vice-President Newfoundland Operations, Cooke
    Aquaculture, New Brunswick, Canada

        * Reducing stress on fish at harvest
        * Molecular techniques for monitoring seafood safety
        * Authenticity testing and traceability implementation

     */Seafood Processing and Preservation Technology/*

    Keynote: Paw Dalgarrd, Senior Scientist, Danish Institute for Fisheries
    Research, Danish Technical University, Lyngby, Denmark

        * Post-harvest handling, processing and distribution systems
        * Establishing quality control and safety programs
        * Innovative packaging and preservation technology

     */Seafood Products and Ingredient Technology/*

    Keynote: Hélèn Jacques, INAF, Quebec, Canada (Invited)

        * Functional fish proteins and lipids
        * High value functional and nutraceutical by-products
        * Improving human health and well-being

     */Special Government-Industry Round Table/*

    · An update and discussion of the 4^th Edition of the US FDA Fish
    and Fishery Products Hazards Guide will be given followed by questions
    and answers from a panel of distinguished government and industry
    representatives.

     */
    Special Industry Forum on Product Commercialization/*

    · A step-wise approach for commercialization of new products will
    be presented by industry professionals followed by questions and answers
    from a panel of distinguished industry and academic representatives.**

     





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