Link to agenda HERE.
~8:30am-5pm
Plenary session (9am-3pm PT)
| Key applications and science advances | Standardization | Tools to facilitate management application |
|---|---|---|
| What eDNA can say about abundance of fish Mark Stoeckle – Rockefeller University | Overview of DNA pipeline and standardization needs Susanna Theroux – Southern California Coastal Water Research Project (SCCWRP) | TBD Mehrdad Hajibabaei – University of Guelph |
| Lessons learned on implementation from DNAquaNet Florian Leese – University of Duisburg-Essen | Progress towards standardization for eDNA data to inform management decision-making in Canada Cathryn Abbott – Fisheries and Oceans Canada | The path towards in situ eDNA analysis and its applications Francisco Chavez/Chris Scholin – Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) Peter Thielen – Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory |
| Expanding the toolbox for tracking marine harmful algae Kate Hubbard – Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission | Walking the line to build consensus within a world of innovation Kat Bruce – NatureMetrics | Models to predict fate and transport of eDNA Elizabeth Andruszkiewicz Allan – University of Washington |
| Integrated invasive species surveillance, risk assessment, and management using eDNA approaches Chris Jerde – University of California Santa Barbara | Potential Solutions for Regulatory Challenges to Agency Uptake of eDNA Ryan Kelly – University of Washington David Lodge – Cornell University | Scaling eDNA for biomonitoring: a commercial case study Joseph Craine – Jonah Ventures |
| Looking for whales in a liter of water Kim Parsons – NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center |
Lunchtime poster session 12pm-1pm PT
Panel discussion (3:30pm-5pm PT)
Roundtable panel discussion featuring state, federal, and international agency representatives. To be offered in person and online.
Evening dinner reception
All Workshop participants are invited to join us for an evening dinner reception. Shuttles depart SCCWRP ~5:30pm.