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Manuel Gesto Rodriguez is a Senior Researcher focused on fish stress physiology, neurophysiology, and fish health welfare, particularly emphasizing neuroendocrine behavioral responses to various stressors in aquaculture. His research interests encompass environmental stress factors such as temperature, salinity, pH, and pollutants, as well as handling and stock density issues affecting fish welfare. With a deep commitment to understanding the relationship between fish behavioral phenotypes and stress-disease resilience, he actively participates in multiple research projects aimed at enhancing aquaculture practices. He serves as the coordinator for several key projects, including AQUAWELL, which aims to ensure the health and welfare of rainbow trout through microbiome management. He holds a Ph.D. in Marine Biology from the University of Vigo, completed in 2008, along with an M.Sc. in Aquaculture. His work significantly contributes to understanding fish welfare under various circumstances, driven by both academic and practical applications in aquaculture settings.
Danish Technical University • Hirtshals, Denmark
Conducts research on fish stress physiology and welfare.
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