Hundreds of fish examined to detect parasitic transmission
Researchers of the SAIGAS (Service for the Analysis, Research and Management of Wild Animals) Group of the Faculty of Veterinarian Sciences of the CEU Cardenal ...
Read moreFan mussel larval dispersal is decisive for the future of an endangered species
Spain – Fan mussel populations –the biggest bivalve mussel in the Mediterranean– are endangered due to the severe parasitosis caused by the protozoan Haplospridium pinnae ...
Read moreMeet the aquaculture industry’s new maintenance bot
Norway – This ROV can fully operate on its own, and follow along with fish’s behaviour and health with its Argus eyes – all while ...
Read moreNew study shows how microalgae could be crucial to circular economy
UK – New Swansea University research has revealed microalgae could play a crucial role in not only successfully reusing food and farm waste on an ...
Read moreNew Tool Helps Seafood Industry Identify NOAA Trade Requirements
USA – NOAA Fisheries has launched a new online tool to help seafood traders easily identify our import and export monitoring requirements for their products. ...
Read moreBreeding climate robust salmon
Norway – Breeding salmon for growth or resistance to sea lice in cold waters may have little effect if the offspring grow up in warmer ...
Read moreUmitron Develops a Smart Fish Body Measurement System Called “UMITRON LENS®”
Umitron K. K. (Location: Tokyo, Co-founder / CEO Ken Fujiwara, hereinafter Umitron) has developed a new service using AI and IoT technology – a smart ...
Read moreAQUAEXCEL continues on its successful path to further boost European aquaculture: launch of AQUAEXCEL3.0
Eagerly awaited by the European aquaculture community familiar with the many benefits that the previous AQUAEXCEL projects provided, AQUAEXCEL3.0 has now officially launched. AQUAEXCEL3.0 aims ...
Read moreHibiscus reduces the toxicity of ammonia for rainbow trout
A team of biologists from RUDN University developed a hibiscus-based dietary supplement for trout that makes the fish less sensitive to ammonia pollution and more ...
Read moreResearchers model impacts of warming waters on fish physiology
Scientists who study the impact of global warming on the health of aquatic populations have long speculated that rising water temperatures could reduce the ability ...
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