Herman W. Raadsma

Herman W. Raadsma is a researcher at James Cook University's School of Marine and Tropical Biology. His work spans genetics, aquaculture, and genomics, focusing on shrimp breeding (Penaeus monodon, Litopenaeus vannamei) and bovine genetics. He collaborates extensively on studies involving quantitative trait loci (QTL), linkage disequilibrium, and genomic selection.

His publications highlight advancements in

• Shrimp disease resistance (Gill-associated virus)
• Genomic tools for aquaculture breeding programs
• Conservation genetics in koalas and African wild dogs
• High-density SNP mapping and haplotype blocks

Raadsma contributes to both experimental and computational approaches in genetics, including RAD-Seq assays, genome-wide selection models, and network visualization tools for population structure analysis. He has no listed scientific awards in this dataset.