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Biography
Dr Sarah Berry is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with CSIRO Agriculture & Food. Her research in prawn biology includes broodstock maturation & performance, investigating ablation alternatives, and welfare. Her PhD work with CSIRO and James Cook University focused on physiological and transcriptomic responses to stress in prawns and understanding what drives resilience and performance in farmed prawns. Sarah utilises skills in animal husbandry, molecular biology, and physiology to her research to improve practices and knowledge for industry and research.
Current Roles
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CERC Postdoctoral Fellow
Negating ablation in farmed production of black tiger prawns P. monodon
Academic Qualifications
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2021
PhD
CSIRO & James Cook University -
2013
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
The University of Queensland
Professional Experiences
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2022-2022
Research and Development Coordinator
Australian Prawn Farmers Association
Publications
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