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Hamish Rodger

BVMS, MSc, PhD
Chief Fish Health Officer
PatoGen AS

Hamish Rodger graduated in veterinary medicine from the University of Glasgow, UK in 1984. He has a MSc and PhD from the University of Stirling, UK. Following time in academia (Uni. Stirling & UPENN, USA) & aquatic animal vet practice he established and operated an aquatic animal health consultancy which merged into PatoGen AS www.patogen.com , a Norwegian diagnostic and biotechnology company, where he serves as Chief Fish Health Officer. He provides diagnostic, consultancy, training and veterinary services to aquaculture companies on a global basis and is involved in a broad range of aquaculture fish health research projects, many with a focus on gill health, in Norway, Europe & the UK.

All Sessions by Hamish Rodger

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

• Session 4: Environmental effects on mucosal health

MHA2024 aims to provide a platform to present and discuss the state-of-the-art of mucosal health research in various farmed aquatic species. This will in turn stimulate new research frontiers and opportunities, thus cementing the relevance of mucosal health in promoting more sustainable farming practices

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