URI scientists discover function of microbes living in oysters
Scientists from the University of Rhode Island have taken the first steps toward understanding the function of microbes that live on and in Eastern oysters, ...
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Scientists from the University of Rhode Island have taken the first steps toward understanding the function of microbes that live on and in Eastern oysters, ...
Read moreThe Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) on June 2 officially introduced Best Seafood Practices (BSP), the world’s only third-party certification program capable of providing credible third-party ...
Read moreAll fish are not created equal, at least when it comes to nutritional benefits.
Read moreProtecting and exploring our oceans, and managing them in a sustainable way, are challenges directly facing each and every one of us. Fraunhofer researchers are ...
Read moreA new study from the University of Agder shows that animals are part of the natural carbon cycle process that absorbs greenhouse gas emissions.
Read moreSuccessful applications in the treatment of burn wounds, vaginal reconstruction procedures and gender confirmation surgery have made fish skin grafts increasingly popular worldwide. Recent studies ...
Read moreHuman-driven global change is challenging the scientific community to understand how marine species might adapt to predicted environmental conditions in the near-future (e.g. hypoxia, ocean ...
Read moreby Audrey-Maude Vézina*Canada – An international research shows that the exposure of oysters to nanoplastics and arsenic could affect their biological functions.
Read moreParis – The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) launches an unprecedented global strategy on aquatic animal health with the support of its 182 Members. ...
Read moreA new e-learning platform launches today (31stMay) to aid aquaculture professionals in understanding key topics in energy and water efficiency and to assist them in ...
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