Free Webinar Tomorrow on Stress & Parasitic Challenges

Our good friends at Technovit have organised a technical webinar tomorrow (April 21st) on the topic of Stress and Parasitic challenges in aquaculture. The webinar takes place at 9 am (UK time) and is free to join. In these unusual times with no physical exhibitions and seminars to attend, this will provide attendees with a good chance to catch up on the latest scientific developments in this field. You can register to attend the webinar here: zoom.us/webinar/register/2815870387385/WN_Jknfe0OcQ3mbXT6eOndhHw

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