DrHazel Farrell
Adjunct Fellow
School of Life Sciences
FUNDED RESEARCH
Shellfish aquaculture is a longstanding industry in Australia. A major threat to this immensely valuable sector is the contamination of shellfish product with microalgal toxins. During toxic events harvest zones undergo mandatory closures. This is necessary for the protection of consumers. Understanding the dynamics of how and when harmful blooms occur will enable aquaculture resource managers to make better-informed management decisions.
FUNDED RESEARCH
- GRANTAustralian Shellfish Industry Transformation ProjectFood Agility CRC Limited1 Mar 2021 - 30 Jun 2024People funded by this grant:
- Murray S,
- Zammit A,
- Woodcock S,
- Ajani P,
- O'Connor W
- GRANTDetection of Ciguatera Toxins in the NSW Spanish Mackerel industryFISHERIES RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CORP15 Jun 2020 - 29 Feb 2024People funded by this grant:
- Murray S,
- Gladstone W,
- Turnbull A,
- Seger A,
- Harwood T
- GRANTA Study Of High Densities of Phytoplankton in Sub-Surface Thin Layers within Stratified Marine SystemsIrish Research Council1 Jan 2006People funded by this grant:
- Farrell H
- GRANTA Study Of High Densities of Phytoplankton in Sub-Surface Thin Layers within Stratified Marine SystemsResearch Ireland1 Jan 2006People funded by this grant:
- Farrell H