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Technical Committee |
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Dr. Shaun M. Moss |
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1993 |
Ph.D. in Zoology,
University of Hawai‘i |
| 1985 |
M.S. in Marine
Biology, University of Delaware |
| 1981 |
B.S. in Zoology,
Connecticut College |
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- Program Manager, Shrimp Program,
The Oceanic Institute. Responsible
for managing the USDA-funded shrimp
program which currently is involved
in the establishment of a selective
breeding program for specific pathogen
free white shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei,
and the development of biosecure
production systems. 1997 to present.
- Associate/Assistant Professor,
Marine Science Program, Hawai‘i
Pacific University. Instruction
of undergraduate students in Introductory
Biology, Marine Biology, Oceanography,
and Senior Research. 1992 to 1997
- Research Assistant, Oceanic Institute.
CTSA funded research to improve
effluent quality from aquaculture
ponds through control of inputs
and operational methodologies. 1989
- 1990
- Research Assistant, Oceanic Institute.
Responsible for the implementation
of an international collaborative
research project on microbial communities
that affect yield and stability
in aquaculture ponds. 1986 - 1989
- Technical Committee Member, CTSA,
1997 to present
- Technical Committee Member, U.S.
Marine Shrimp Farming Program (USMSFP),
1997 to present
- Fulbright Scholar, Republic of
Indonesia. Conducted postdoctoral
research in marine biology on the
Island of Ambon, Indonesia. Research
included establishing biological
inventories of molluscs inhabiting
mudflats and fish inhabiting seagrass
beds. Also involved in documentation
of the exploitation of living marine
resources in the Arafury Sea. 1993
to 1994.
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