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Cool fish collagen research

Norway.- Less joint and muscle pain, better skin, stronger nails and hair. Many people praise the effects of taking collagen supplements, and products containing the ...

The Tropical Futures Institute signed a Research Collaborative Agreement with Adisseo

Australia.- James Cook University (JCU) in Singapore, through its Tropical Futures Institute, signed a Research Collaborative Agreement with Adisseo on 12 December 2019. JCU and Adisseo ...

More breeders boost SEAFDEC’s drive to help develop milkfish industry

By RD Dianala, J GenilzaThe Phillipines.- SEAFDEC/AQD is stocking up on milkfish breeders, locally called sabalo, as part of the push to reduce the Philippines’ ...

First tripartite Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) signed under Fisheries and Aquaculture Development Fund (FIDF)

India.- The first tripartite Memorandum of Agreement was signed between the department of Fisheries Government of India, NARBARD and the Government of Tamil Nadu for ...

Fighting shrimp diseases by making better use of data

JALA, the University of Prince Edward Island and IDH, the Sustainable Trade Initiative launched a project to improve the survival rates of shrimp in Indonesian ...

CTSA 2019 Publications: ‘Producing Pacific Oysters’ Manual and ‘Coral Grouper Hatchery’ Manual

CTSA is pleased to share two new publications produced in 2019 in conjunction with working groups from CTSA-funded projects focused on the cultivation of Leopard ...

NUS researchers uncover how fish get their shape

Singapore.- The diverse colours, shapes and patterns of fish are captivating. Despite such diversity, a general feature that we can observe in fish such as ...

Structures in Seaweed Shed Light on Sustainability

China.- Brown algae is not just a seaweed that floats in the ocean and tangles swimmers’ feet – it also contains a secret. In its ...

UChicago study of mussels suggests variation could aid populations in acidifying oceans

USA.- As climate change accelerates, the oceans are rapidly acidifying. An innovative new study by University of Chicago biologists shows that mussels raised in an ...

Forecast to Help Shellfish Growers Weather Toxicity

Maine, USA.- The same technology that powers facial recognition and self-driving cars may soon help Maine’s shellfish industry protect people from the dangerous effects of ...