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|Profiletext=Ing. Eva Hartog heeft haar Bachelor of Water Management behaald in 2006. Na 3 jaar te hebben gewerkt bij het NIOO in Yerseke als onderzoeksassistent Macrobenthos, is ze gaan werken bij IMARES Yerseke. Hier deed ze veel veldwerk op het gebied van vis en schelpdieren en onderhield ze de contacten met de mossel en garnalenkwekers.  
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|Profiletext=Eva Hartog is researcher at the research group Aquaculture in Delta areas at HZ University of Applied Sciences. She graduated with a BSc in Water Management and joined the HZ University of Applied Sciences in 2013, after working at Wageningen Marine Research and the NIOZ. Her work at the HZ University of Applied Sciences is mainly focused on applied research related to shellfish ecology and shellfish farming. Currently she is working on projects covering themes such as improving yield and making mussel and oyster production more sustainable. In addition to that, she is involved in projects regarding oyster spat settlement, where knowledge is gained by applied research. The best way to promote all these projects for students to contribute in the research is telling them: ‘practical and applied research in aquaculture subjects is extremely challenging and very interesting. It is really fulfilling to see farmers use your ideas in practice!’
In augustus 2013 is ze begonnen bij de onderzoeksgroep Aquaculture in Delta Areas. Hier werkt ze voornamelijk aan buitendijkse schelpdierkweekprojecten. Ze gebruikt de opgebouwde kennis vanuit het veld en onderhoud de contacten met de kwekers. Ze hoopt HZ studenten enthousiast te maken voor aquacultuur want "praktisch en toegepast onderzoek in aquacultuuronderwerpen zijn enorm uitdagend en interessant!"
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Eva Hartog

Eva Hartog
Eva Hartog is researcher at the research group Aquaculture in Delta areas at HZ University of Applied Sciences. She graduated with a BSc in Water Management and joined the HZ University of Applied Sciences in 2013, after working at Wageningen Marine Research and the NIOZ. Her work at the HZ University of Applied Sciences is mainly focused on applied research related to shellfish ecology and shellfish farming. Currently she is working on projects covering themes such as improving yield and making mussel and oyster production more sustainable. In addition to that, she is involved in projects regarding oyster spat settlement, where knowledge is gained by applied research. The best way to promote all these projects for students to contribute in the research is telling them: ‘practical and applied research in aquaculture subjects is extremely challenging and very interesting. It is really fulfilling to see farmers use your ideas in practice!’
Organisatie: HZ University of Applied Sciences
E-mail: e.hartog@hz.nl
Telefoon: 0118-489672
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Onderzoeksgroep (primair): Aquaculture in Delta Areas
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