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Certain that RAS technology is the future of the aquaculture industry

Norway – Vasco Mota is becoming one of Norway’s foremost RAS scientists; land-based, closed-containment aquaculture systems using recirculated water. After completing his PhD and spending ...

International acknowledgement for unique respiration cells for fish

Scientists across the globe conduct studies using Wageningen University & Research’s (WUR) respiration cells for fish. These twelve tanks allow for precise measurement of, among ...

Study proves bits of DNA in seawater correlate to the weight of netted fish

New tool will help census oceans, monitor fish, track shifting marine life; “eDNA makes the ocean a sea of biological information.

Fern leaves improve immunity and support growth in carp

According to a biologist from RUDN University, fern leaves powder has a positive effect on the immune system, antimicrobial activity, and growth of carps. Based ...

Undercover Asia documentary searches for the truth behind the pangasius fish and its controversial reputation

Undercover Asia dedicates a full episode to uncovering the truth behind the ‘dirty’ reputation that has clung to the pangasius fish produced in Asia. Professor ...

Network of artificial reefs provides valuable data for monitoring ocean ecosystems, including early detection of non-indigenous species

Researchers have created a network of more than 130 Autonomous Reef Monitoring Structures (ARMS) on the ocean floor in the European regional seas, helping scientists ...

RAS@EAS: A new element of the EAS Aquaculture Europe events

The European Aquaculture Society AE2020 event is taking place online next April 13-15.

EUMOFA study: Recirculating Aquaculture Systems

EUMOFA has just published a new study entitled “Recirculating Aquaculture Systems” (RAS), which aims to provide a better understanding of RAS within the EU’s aquaculture ...

Genomics, gene-editing and the Blue Revolution

by Nick Robinson, University of MelbourneAquaculture—the farming of fish and shellfish, is the world’s fastest growing primary industry. It provides a healthy source of protein, ...

UN to issue first-ever global report on harmful algal blooms

A seven-year analysis of almost 10,000 Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB) events worldwide over three decades will be published by the HAB Programme of UNESCO’s Intergovernmental ...