Biography:
Dr. Arlette Noël NDJUISSI TAMKO is a Lecturer-Researcher at the University of Douala, National Higher School of Agronomy, Halieutic and Veterinary Medicine, Cameroon. She holds a PhD in Marine Science, specializing in Aquaculture, Fish Health and Pathology, from Ningbo University, China, and an MSc in Applied Ecology with a focus on Parasitology from the University of Dschang, Cameroon. Her research interests include fish nutrition, fish health and pathology, fish diseases, microbiology, and sustainable aquaculture. Her research focuses particularly on the use of natural feed additives and alternative nutritional strategies to improve fish growth, feed utilization, health, and production performance. She has published research on dietary supplementation and feed ingredients in African catfish and other cultured fish species. At WAC 2026, she will present her research entitled “Diet Supplementation of Cyprinus carpio with Garcinia kola Seed Powder: Effect on Productive Performance and Body Composition.”


Title : Effects of probiotic doses and stocking density on water quality and some growth performances of Clarias gariepinus fingerlings