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MASNA to Hold 2nd Annual Scientific Poster Session at MACNA

Pet Age Staff//July 6, 2017//

MASNA to Hold 2nd Annual Scientific Poster Session at MACNA

Pet Age Staff //July 6, 2017//

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For the second time, Marine Aquarium Societies of North America (MASNA) will hold its Scientific Poster Session at the Marine Aquarium Conference of North America (MACNA) 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana, August 25-27.

Made possible by sponsors WAMAS, CORAL and EcoTech Marine, the MASNA Scientific Poster Session allows for aquarium hobbyists, undergraduates, graduate students and scientists to submit scientific posters on their current or past marine aquarium related research projects. This includes submissions from hobbyists that would be seen as advanced aquarists.

This will give the opportunity for 3,000 MACNA 2017 attendees to get up close and personal with scientists and fellow hobbyists and discuss marine aquarium related science.

Posters will be judged by a committee consisting of general hobbyists and scientists. Prizes will be awarded for posters in each of the three following categories: general hobbyists, undergraduate students and graduate students.

Poster abstract submissions are due July 14, 2017.

Click here to find out more and apply.

 

Appropriate poster topics include, but are not limited to:

Marine Ornamental Vertebrate Breeding

Pomacentridae Breeding

Acanthuridae Breeding

Pomacanthidae Breeding

Marine Ornamental Invertebrate Sexual Reproduction

SECORE

Marine Ornamental Invertebrate Asexual Reproduction

Ocean Acidification

Climate Change

Marine Invasive Species Mitigation

Lionfish in the Atlantic / Caribbean

Invasive Macro Algae Mitigation

Invasive Sun Coral (Tubastraea) Mitigation

Zoonotic Diseases

Palytoxins

Cyanide Detection

Banggai Cardinalfish

Marine Biosecurity

Micro Algae

Marine Aquarium Fisheries / Trade

Species Hybridization

Taxonomic Clarification

Low Nutrient System

Marine Aquarium Technology / Hardware Innovations

Nitrogen Cycle

Trace Nutrient Importance

Marine Aquarium Chemistry