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AQUATONICS LTD

GLENTHORNE, SEARLE STREET, CREDITON, DEVON, EX17 2DB, UK.

TEL 01363 776456, MOBILE 07530 117217

E-mail anne@aquatonics.com

 

PROFESSOR ANNE SMITH (BROWN) BSc, PhD

Please email anne@aquatonics.com for a full CV

 

Nationality: British

Year of Birth: 1951

Marital Status: Married, two grown up children.

 

KEY EXPERIENCE

Anne has 30 years of experience in assessing the impacts of the environment and water quality on fish health and their physiology, and assessment of fish stress in the wild or in aquaculture. Anne's expertise focuses on monitoring the health and welfare of farmed fish and development of practical welfare indices. She has expertise in ecological surveys, environmental impacts on protected species, and ecological advice for Habitats Regulations Assessments. Key areas of experience are:

 

  • Welfare indices and health of farmed fish
  • Impacts of pollutants and water quality on stress & welfare of larval and adult fish
  • Osmoregulation and salinity adaptations in migratory and non-migratory teleosts & elasmobranchs
  • Behavioural and physiological studies of non-native fish to assess risks of dispersal
  • Stress responses of teleosts to salinity, hypoxia, parasites and pollutants
  • Education and communication
  • Impacts of oil and gas fields on fisheries
  • Advice for Habitats Regulations screening & Appropriate Assessment for Natura 2000 sites (SACs & SPAs)

     

    ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

    1976 PhD University of Sheffield

    1972 BSc Hons Zoology, First Class, UCNW, Bangor.

     

    CAREER

    2000 - present Director of Aquatonics Ltd

    2005 (continuing) Emeritus Professor, School of Biosciences, University of Exeter

    2000 -2005 Professor of Fish Physiology, School of Biological Sciences, University of Exeter

    1988 -2001 Lecturer, then Reader in Department of Biological Sciences, University of Exeter

    1979 -1988 Lecturer, Department of Zoology, University of Hull.

    1976 -1979 Research Fellow, Department of Zoology, University of Sheffield.

     

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