EU award for Stirling-led aquaculture project

Scotland.- A research project coordinated by the University of Stirling’s Institute of Aquaculture has received a prestigious award in recognition of its work in the ...

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Australia and Vietnam working together to combat illegal fishing

Australia and Vietnam will commence an in-country public information campaign to educate Vietnamese fishers about the consequences of illegally fishing in Australian waters and the ...

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International science prize aims to keep shrimp on the menu

UK-Thai scientists have won the Newton Fund Chairman’s Award 2017 to further develop their pioneering research to diagnose disease and protect farmed seafood.

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Benchmark participates in gene editing research to develop disease resistance in salmon

UK.- Benchmark, the aquaculture health, nutrition, and genetics business, is pleased to announce its participation in an important gene editing research project. Third party funded ...

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From Tank to Table: Aquaponics Research at USM

Portland, USA.- The leaves may have fallen outside, but inside, students in USM’s Environmental Science and Policy program have been seeing green all semester long.

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RAS 500 – a small scale laboratory system for shrimp cultivation at the Institute of Oceanography, University of Gdansk

In June 2017 a small scale RAS laboratory system for shrimp cultivation was installed at the laboratory of the Institute of Oceanography, University of Gdansk, ...

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New vessel biofouling rules on their way

New Zealand.- International vessel operators need to be aware of strict new rules for managing biofouling that will come into force early next year, says ...

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Seaweed could hold key to environmentally friendly sunscreen

UK.- A compound found in seaweed could protect human skin from the damaging impact of the sun without causing harm to marine ecosystems.

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Wild fisheries landings decline while aquaculture surges

Landings of wild-caught fish in OECD countries are 40% below their late 1980s peak and continue to decline, while aquaculture production has been increasing at ...

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Genetics improves fish resistance

Norway.- The combination of three genetic markers on three chromosomes can be the key to high survival after viral infection in salmon farming.

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