
PRIMROSE is an #EU @interregeurope project aiming to improve forecasts of Western European harmful #algae blooms in #aquaculture from Shetland to Canary Islands
Joined September 2019
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"Data services has been a key concept of PRIMROSE," says @PeterIMiller.
The project has produced a series of interface services that can be used across nations of western #Europe.
Our final project meeting is underway.
The team will be presenting on how we have established more readily available #HAB forecasting tools for industry and academia, while increasing our knowledge of HAB events.
#HarmfulAlgae #shellfishsafety #HABForecast
Submit your abstract for this special issue in @FrontMarineSci on harmful algal blooms #HABs:
Current Challenges in Providing Early Warning of Harmful #Algal and #Microbiological Risk to #Aquaculture frontiersin.org/research-top…
#toxins #shellfishsafety #HABForecast #Marinescience
Harmful #algal blooms, bacteria and marine viruses are major threats to #aquaculture and #foodsafety.
We're leading a special issue in @FrontMarineSci
on predictive systems to help the industry.
Want to be involved? Submit an abstract here: frontiersin.org/research-top…
Harmful #algal blooms, bacteria and marine viruses are seen as major threats to #aquaculture and food safety. Our project is leading a special issue in @FrontMarineSci on developments in predictive systems to help the industry.
For more information, see: frontiersin.org/research-top…
Call for papers!
Current Challenges in Providing Early Warning of Harmful Algal and Microbiological Risk to Aquaculture
@FrontMarineSci
frontiersin.org/research-top…
#shellfishsafety #FrontMarineSci2020
#TuesdayThoughts ASP (Amnesic Shellfish Poison) it’s of springtime occurrence. ASP toxin can concentrate in scallops but with effective shucking procedures and analysis they’re safe to be placed on the market #mitigation # prediction #shellfishsafety #TuesdayMotivation
PRIMROSE in the news
Article by @hellorohese in @heraldscotland on why warming oceans matter to the shellfish aquaculture industry. 👇
Our @interregeurope project works towards #HAB monitoring across six countries.
heraldscotland.com/news/1824…
Should you only eat shellfish when there’s an ‘R’ in the month?!
In this @pressjournal column, our marine ecologist Dr Callum Whyte of @ScotMarineInst highlights how projects like ours are working to ensure it's safe to eat shellfish at any time of year.
pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/opi…
It’s been a successful but busy day at the #ASSG conference in Oban today.
A well deserved break in proceedings for Dr Callum Whyte of PRIMROSE.
If you’re at the meeting today or tomorrow, make sure to come and say 👋
Now, that’s fast food!
When the Scottish oyster shucking champion serves you your lunch...👌🏻
Thank you to Tristan Hugh-Jones of Loch Ryan Oysters for serving his produce at lunchtime during the #ASSG #shellfish conference in #Oban today.
Supportive words from @scotgov Minister @MairiGougeon for the #shellfish industry at the #ASSG annual meeting.
Scottish Government has formed a shellfish working group to ensure industry issues are addressed.
Nick Lake of #ASSG opens the annual Scottish shellfish conference in #Oban.
Says Brexit will be a sentence in our history but #climatechange will be a chapter and industry needs to adapt to ‘new normal’.













