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Description
This course provides fundamental information on working with decapod crustaceans in research settings. It discusses decapod use and welfare, biological and behavioral characteristics, stressors and stress response, husbandry and common procedures, veterinary concerns and diseases, anesthesia and ethical killing, and occupational health hazards.
Working with Decapod Crustaceans in Research Settings joins our Animal Care and Use (ACU) series of courses.
Audience
Animal Workers, IACUC Members, Investigators, Research Assistants, Staff
Meet the Authors
Adam Powell, BSc, MRes, PhD, NACWO – University of Stirling
Dr. Adam Powell is an applied aquaculture scientist, developing a keen interest in fish and decapod crustacean production over the last two decades. In addition to designing and executing research studies, he has taken an active role in welfare regulation during research programmes, alongside active management of aquatic facilities.
