Adriana Artiles recognised for contributions to aquaculture science and genetics at LACQUA 2026. The Centre for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT) is proud to celebrate Dr Adriana Artiles, who received a special recognition from the Latin American and Caribbean Chapter of the World Aquaculture Society during LACQUA 2026 in San Salvador, El Salvador.
The award recognises Dr Artiles’s scientific career and contributions to genetic innovation, technological development, and the advancement of a more productive, efficient, and sustainable aquaculture industry across the region.
Luis Andrés González Agraz, President of the Latin American and Caribbean Chapter of the World Aquaculture Society, presented the award.
With a PhD in Biological Sciences, Adriana has built a career spanning molecular biology, genetics, aquaculture research and the commercial application of science. At CAT, Dr Artiles works with producers and partners worldwide to understand their needs and identify the right genetic solutions to address their challenges and opportunities.
“Congratulations to Adriana on this well-deserved recognition. We’re incredibly proud to have Adriana as part of the CAT team and to see her contributions to aquaculture sin this way.” Geir Olav, Centre for Aquaculture Technologies
Reflecting on the recognition, Adriana said:
“It is an incredible honour to receive this recognition. I am very grateful to the Latin American and Caribbean aquaculture community and to the colleagues, collaborators and teams who have been part of my journey. I look forward to continuing to contribute to the advancement of genetics and sustainable aquaculture across the region.”
Image: Adriana Collecting Award at LACQUA, CAT
