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A collection of graduate theses by UPEI masters and doctoral students.

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Evaluation of factors affecting performance of diagnostic tests for infectious salmon anaemia virus
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To secure the safety of international trade of animal and their derived products, it is required that animals should be proven infection-free using a validated diagnostic test certified by the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE). Test validation involves a multi-step evaluation process to as...
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Molecular assays for the detection of invasive tunicates and phylogeography of a tunicate invasion in Prince Edward Island
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There are currently four invasive tunicate species which are causing significant challenges to the aquaculture industry in Atlantic Canada: Ciona intestinalis, Styela clava, Botryllus schlosseri and Botrylloides violaceus. These tunicates foul mussel socks, aquaculture gear, boat hulls and wharves. ...
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Sustainable livelihoods and food and nutrition security of Kenyan smallholder farm women
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There is limited scientific information on relationships among smallholder dairy group membership duration, sustainable livelihoods, food and nutrition security in developing countries, and whether nutrition education of women dairy farmers enhances the nutritional benefits of being a dairy group me...
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