News feed - AquaHoy

Aquaculture is not the solution to overfishing

by GEOMAR Kiel, Germany – The growth rates for fish and seafood production in aquaculture are limited and have already passed their peak – this ...

Cleaner fish trial looks to AI and Imaging Technology to help pick best delousers

by SAIC A new video tool will reveal the best candidates for one of the most important jobs in salmon aquaculture, as researchers in Scotland ...

Plastic additives contaminate the sea and selectively harm corals’ reproduction processes

by Tel Aviv University A new study by Tel Aviv University and the Interuniversity Institute for Marine Sciences in Eilat examined the effect of plastic ...

New Horizon Europe project launched to enhance the resilience of EU aquaculture by improving aquatic animal health and welfare.

Researchers from 16 countries are uniting to transform aquatic animal health and welfare within the European aquaculture industry, while also supporting the environmentally friendly, inclusive, ...

EUMOFA: The EU Fish Market – 2022 Edition

EUMOFA has released the 2022 Edition of “The EU Fish Market“. We invite you to read the highlights in this newsletter, and to download the ...

Seaweed found at new depths around Antarctica

by University of Aberdeen Scientists have discovered a type of seaweed at new depths for the first time around Antarctica. Working at Rothera Research Station ...

Oyster reef restoration rapidly increases marine biodiversity: Study

by The University of Hong Kong Global assessments of historical oyster reef distribution have estimated that over 85% of oyster reefs have been lost to ...

Stone reefs in concrete to increase marine biodiversity

by Christina Tækker, Technical University of Denmark Engineers and artists are working together to create an artificial reef of newly-developed concrete. It will create more ...

Ocean warming and acidification impact marine food web

by Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Ocean warming and ocean acidification driven by climate change decrease the nutritional quality of some marine organisms, causing disruptions to ...

New technology maps movement of microscopic algae in unprecedented detail

by University of Exeter The movement patterns of microscopic algae can be mapped in greater detail than ever before, giving new insights into ocean health, ...