Slippery liquid surfaces confuse mussels to prevent their adhesion to underwater structures
By Lindsay Brownell, The Wyss Institute*Cambridge, USA.- It all began with a bet at a conference in Italy in 2013. Nicolas Vogel, Ph.D., then a ...
Read moreWorld´s first seafood dedicated blockchain
London (PRNewswire-iReach).- Earth Twine, Incorporated formally announces its partnership with Stratis Group LTD. VISIONS ALIGNED: This partnership creates the first dedicated blockchain system for origin ...
Read moreAquamar and LM Foods Join Forces to Create Surimi Seafood Platform
California, USA.- Aquamar, Inc. (“Aquamar”) and LM Foods, LLC (“LM Foods”) today announced they have combined forces to create a new platform in the surimi ...
Read moreSurvey says: Americans will splurge on sustainable seafood
Minneapolis, USA.– Seafood is in higher demand than ever before, with 82 percent of Americans adding salmon, shrimp and tilapia to their lunch and dinner ...
Read moreFish database could help eliminate the ultimate bait and switch
Bremen, Germany.- Fish fraud, the misrepresentation of cheaper fish as more expensive ones, is a rampant problem worldwide. Now in a study appearing ACS’ Journal ...
Read moreUnderstanding How Fish Expand Their Hearts Could Help Humans
Canada.- It’s already known some fish have big hearts — at least during the winter. Now a U of G professor has identified a protein ...
Read moreDeafness in farmed salmon linked to accelerated growth
Melbourne, Australia.- Half of the world’s farmed salmon are part deaf due to accelerated growth rates in aquaculture, new research has found. The results now ...
Read moreStudy Reveals Evolutionary History of Imperiled Salmon Stocks
USA.- New technologies for analyzing DNA may transform how imperiled species are considered and managed for conservation protection, according to a study published today in ...
Read moreMercury is altering gene expression
Swiss.- The mercury found at very low concentrations in water is concentrated along the entire food chain, from algae via zooplankton to small fish and ...
Read moreClimate change projected to significantly increase harmful algal blooms in U.S. freshwaters
Medford, USA.- Harmful algal blooms known to pose risks to human and environmental health in large freshwater reservoirs and lakes are projected to increase because ...
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