The Zebrafish Husbandry Association is a non-profit organization comprised of individuals and organizations from across the biomedical aquaculture industries that are devoted to promoting and developing zebrafish husbandry standards through education, collaboration, and publication. ZHA is comprised of a diverse group of members interested in zebrafish culture, including research and veterinary professionals, facility managers, technicians, fish culturists, aquaculture engineers, and representatives from various private aquaculture supply and biomedical companies.
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The 2024 zebrafish course at?AALAS was a great success with talks, discussions, practical sessions, awards and of course swag and socialising. It was great to see so many colleagues there #zebrafish
Thank you to the vendor sponsors of the ZHA Happy Hour at the National #AALAS meeting! Best party at AALAS with the best bartender at the #MockingbirdNashville !! #AquaticEnterprises, #Tecniplast, #Aquaneering, #IWAKIAquatic
A big Thank You to everyone who visited our booth and attended our seminars and Danio Zoom Live panel discussion at the National #AALAS meeting in Nashville, TN last week! It was amazing to connect over #zebrafish and other aquatic organisms.
The ZHA would like to thank the MATE organisers, Anita Tarján-Rácz István Szabó, Laszlo Orban and Zsolt Csenki-Bakos for enabling such an amazing EZHAM2024. There were 38 scientific and expert presentations, 3(4) workshops, 23 posters, tours of the MATE facility, around 150 participants from 30 countries, with the support of 13 professional companies. #zebrafish
The #EZHAM24 is well underway with a packed programme, good timekeeping and so many amazing discussions and community engagement #zebrafish MATE have been amazing hosts. Look at the beautiful stage and flowers
Jean-Philippe Mocho and myself have finished editing the book Zebrafish A Practical Guide to Husbandry, Welfare and Research Methodology Chapter details Environmental enrichment Diet Non-infectious diseases Infectious diseases Ageing Facility organisation 3Rs for zebrafish Statistics Genotyping Imaging Behaviour Anaesthesia, Analgesia, Euthanasia Severity assignment for procedures Thanks to all the chapter authors, you did a fabulous job Mollie Millington Joana Monteiro Lynne Sneddon Christian Lawrence Pamela Ellis Raquel R. Martins, PhD Ana Catarina Certal catarina henriques Katrina Murray Amy Spencer Sara Hilditch Eleanor Stillman Karishma Chhabria Also Michael Kent, Amy Spencer, Kamar E. Ameen-Ali, James Bull, Paul Schroeder, Paul Laud, Eleanor Stillman, Joanna Cambray-Young Here is the link to our book’s page on the CABI Digital Library:? https://lnkd.in/eYhT8tyE
Less than a week until the start of #EZHAM24 Did you want to register? Online? Book a last minute flight? The #zebrafish husbandry community look forward to seeing you there or on a screen ;>
The programme for EZHAM24 is now complete and we can share with you all the amazing talks that we have scheduled into a packed conference. We look forward to seeing all the delegates already registered and hope to see a few more?#zebrafish?colleagues in Hungary.
We’re excited to invite you to ORIP’s upcoming workshop on cryopreservation.?This workshop will provide a forum for experts to discuss the needs of cryopreservation and other preservation approaches for animal models that are widely used in biomedical research. The workshop has six sessions, including a session on invertebrates, rodents, aquatic, large animal models, and Cryoresearch-Supporting Technology and Resources.?Attendees can feel free to join different sessions at their will. We think particularly session 3, "Cryoresearch-Supporting Technology and Resources" on September 30 at 11:00 AM-3:05 PM (EST) will be of interest to you.
Time is flying and our European?#zebrafish?meeting is approaching fast! As lots of our community register for in person and online options, we hope that you can join us!!?#seeyouthere?#communityevent