Chair: Anicia Hurtado

• Consultant at Integrated Services for the Development of Aquaculture and Fisheries, Region VI – Western Visayas, Philippines. 
• Integrated Services for the Development of Aquaculture and Fisheries (Sep 2004 – Present)
• Founding Vice-Chair; Conducted R&D on Seaweed Tissue Culture and did Developmental Projects on Seaweed Aquaculture

Day 1 – What can we learn and share from 3 seaweed industrial models?

• Opening & Conference welcome and EABA presentation
• North East Asia – current status of seaweed production – overview
• South East Asia and WIO region- current status of seaweed production – overview
• The European status and perspectives – overview
• International overview
• Debate and conclusions
• Closure
  
  

Day 2 – Round table – discussing specific challenges across the globe

• Opening
• Challenge 1 – Round table: Domestication practices and overcoming diseases and pests challenges
• Challenge 2 – Round table: Conciliating viable productions with efficient management
• Challenge 3 – Round table: Sourcing – storage – processing: how can we move from harvesting to cultivation?
• Challenge 4 – Standardisation – regulations – governance – and environmental policy
• Debate and conclusions
• Closure

SPEAKERS CONFIRMED

• Anicia Hurtado – University of the Philippines and Visayas – Philippines
• Alan Critchley – Verschuren Centre for Sustainability – Canada
• Adrien Vincent –SYSTEMIQ –  France
• Céline Rebours – Moreforsking – Norway
• Delin Duan – Institute of Oceanology, CAS – China
• Eun Kyoung Hwang – Aquatic Plant Variety Center – Republic of Korea
• Gwang Hoon Kim – Department of Biology, Kongju National University – Republic of Korea
• Iain C. Neish – Sea Six Energy, Indonesia
• Jaap van Hal – TNO Energy Transition- Netherlands
• Jean-Baptiste Wallaert – Chambre Syndicale des Algues et Végétaux Marins – France
• Liu Tao – College of Marines Life Science, Ocean University of China – China
• Maris Stulgis – European Commission – Belgium
• Marlies Draisma  – North Sea Farmer & Markets & Applications – Netherlands
• Martina Strittmatter – Scottish Association for Marine Science – UK
• Michele Barbier – INRIA – France
• Phaik-Eem Lim – University of Malaysia – Malaysia
• Rita Araújo – European Commission Joint Research Centre – Italy
• Sander van der Burg – Wageningen University – Netherlands
• Stefan Kraan – The Seaweed Company – Ireland
• Thierry Chopin – University of New Brunswick – Canada
• Timo de Groot – NEN – Netherlands
• Vincent Doumeizel – United Nations Global Compact – UK
  
• Yossi Tal – Seakura – Israel
  
  

CONCEPT PROGRAMME (dd 14 June)

Day 1 – What can we learn and share from 3 seaweed industrial models? 

• 13.00 CEST Opening & Conference welcome and EABA presentation (5 min) – Jean-Paul Cadoret
• Introduction – Contents and objectives of the conference (10 min) – Anicia Hurtado
  

13:15 CEST North East Asia – current status of seaweed production – overview 40 min
Chair: TBC

• The seaweed sector in Korea, Prof Gwang Hoon Kim
• The seaweed sector in China, Prof. Delin Duan – Institute of Oceanology. Chinese Academy of Sciences
• Discussion and poll questions
  
  
  

13:55  CEST South East Asia  and WIO region- current status of seaweed production – overview 1h10
Chair: Anicia Hurtado

• Seaweed sector in the Philippines – Production technologies and use of seaweed in Asia with special interest in what can be a learning for Europeans, Dr. Anicia Hurtado  
• Seaweed sector in Indonesia, Dr. Iain C. Neish, Adaptive Phyconomist – Director, PT Sea Six Energy Indonesia
• Seaweed sector in Malaysia, Prof. Phaik Eem LIM (University of Malaya)
• Overview of seaweed sector in Madagascar and Tanzania, Sebastien Jan – Ocean Farmers
• Discussion and poll questions
  
  
  

Break: 5 min

15:15 CEST The European status and perspectives – 1:30 hour
Chair: TBC

• The Seaweed sector in Europe – Where do we come from…what are we heading for? Adrien Vincent
• Current Status of the Algae Production Industry in Europe: An Emerging Sector of the Blue Bioeconomy, Rita Araújo
• Title TBC, Marlies Draisma 
• Production of proteins for aquafeed from seaweed: a Norwegian case study, Céline Rebours
• Opportunities for seaweed biorefinery, Jaap van Hal  
• LCA and Sustainability of the Seaweed Industry, Sander van der Burg
• Discussion and poll questions

Break: 10 min

16:55 CEST International overview

• The Seaweed Resources of the World: our challenges to overcome, Alan T Critchley
• Seaweed production: overview of the global state of exploitation, farming and emerging research activity, Alejandro H. Buschmann, Universidad de Los Lagos

17.35 Debate and conclusions

18.00 Closure, Jean-Paul Cadoret

Day 2 – Round table – discussing specific challenges across the globe

• 13.00 CEST Opening – Jean-Paul Cadoret (5 min)
• Coming together to overcome challenges and power a global seaweed revolution
  Vincent Doumeizel
  

13:20 CEST Challenge 1 – Round table:
Domestication practices and overcoming diseases and pests challenges (1:00 hour)
Chair: Dr. Eun Kyoung Hwang

Talks (10 min x 3 talks + 30 min discussion):
• Seaweed domestication in Korea, Dr. Eun Kyoung Hwang, National Institute of Fisheries Science, Republic of Korea
• Seaweed domestication in Europe, TBC
• Diseases/epiphytes and loss of production, Martina Strittmatter

Others panellists: Phaik Eem LIM , Sebastien Jan

14:20 CEST Challenge 2– Round table:
Conciliating viable productions with efficient management (1:10 hour)
Chair: TBC

Talks (10 min x 4 talks + 30 min discussion):
• Seaweed farm management in China, Prof. Liu Tao
• Seaweed production through IMTA: getting more bang for your buck”, Thierry Chopin
• Seaweed land based cultivation, Yossi Tal
• Seaweed production and management in France, JB Wallaert

Others panellists: TBC

Break 5 min

15:35 CEST Challenge 3 – Round table:
Sourcing – processing: how can we move from harvesting to cultivation and make it a main stream ingredient? (1:10 hour)
Chair: Marlies Draisma

Talks (10 min x 4 talks + 30 min discussion):
• Sourcing and processing of seaweed biomass in Asia, Dr. Yimin Qin TBC
• Green and sustainable extraction technologies; value added products with a low carbon footprint, Stefan Kraan
• From Seaweed to Carrageenan,  Jacques Mazoyer

16:45 CEST Challenge 4:
Standardisation – regulations – governance – and environmental policy (45 min)
Chair: Michele Barbier

Talks (3 talks of 5 min + 30 min discussion):
• The role of government-led insurance in the Republic of Korea, Gwang Hoon KIM
• Standardisation of algae in Europe, Timo de Groot
• Title TBC, Helene Marfaing

17.30 CEST Debate and conclusions
Maris Stulgis – TBC

18.00 Closure Jean-Paul Cadoret

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