New strides in aquaculture and seafood research: Stay up-to-date on the latest advancements

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New tool aims to bring climate risk into marine planning

New tool aims to bring climate risk into marine planning

The free web-based ASPACE platform has been developed by European research partners led by the Plymouth Marine Laboratory.

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"These results further support the use of insect-derived ingredients as both nutritionally effective and functionally beneficial components of aquaculture feeds," according to Innovafeed and Onda.

Insect feed trials show antibacterial activity and growth gains in salmon

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Sampling at the Rubbestad facility, carried out by fish health biologist Elise Rønningen

Norwegian project advances fish sex classification for sustainable cod farming

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The RASafe project is funded by the Norwegian Fisheries and Aquaculture Industry Research Fund (FHF) and the project partners.

New Cermaq project aims to improve biosecurity in RAS facilities

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Harmful algal blooms

Harmful algal bloom spreads west along southern Norway coast

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The BlueNature centre will help Norway combine nature conservation and business development along the coast and in the sea, according to SINTEF Ocean.

Norway creates new BlueNature centre for sustainable marine and coastal management

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The Moredun Research Institute has also collaborated on this initiative.

New University of Stirling research aims to improve salmon lice control

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Specifically, SwitchFloc will work over four years with whiteleg shrimp (Penaeus vannamei), the world's most widely produced species

Spanish research turns carbon and nitrogen waste into aquaculture feed

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Editor of the Fish Health Report, Torfinn Möldal, and Director of the Department of Fish Health and Fish Welfare at the Norwegian Veterinary Institute, Ingunn Sommerset.

Warmer seas push fish diseases further north in Norway, says report

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This inaugural cohort brings together three teams from the U.S. Northeast, three from Maine, and others from Norway, Canada, and Germany.

Maine Blue Biotech Studio drives algae innovation, aquaculture, and marine circularity

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Indonesia's Vice Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Technology, Prof. Stella Christie, at the ground-breaking ceremony.

Indonesia launches international seaweed research centre

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The farming of this species still depends on the collection of wild pueruli and juveniles.

New research to advance sustainable spiny lobster farming in the Philippines

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Dr Frederik De Boever and Dr Puja Kumar with tank-grown Palmaria palmata at SAMS lab facilities in Oban.

Scottish team makes breakthrough in land-based red seaweed farming

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This project is co-financed by the European Union through the EMFAF (European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund)

New Spanish study to combat passive fishing gear impact

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The first trial run of the USV Pamela, mounted with an eDNA sampler.

Norwegian researchers develop real-time eDNA tools to monitor harmful jellyfish

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Front row, from left to right: Bharat Guha - SIT CEO, Christopher Luxon - Rt. Hon. Prime Minister, Blair Wolfgram - Director, Ocean Beach, and Hon. Penny Simmonds - Minister for Vocational Education. Back row, from left to right: Kaumatua Michael Skerrett - Ngãi Tahu, Julia Russell - SIT Head of Faculty, Gary Monk - Chair, Ocean Beach.

Industry and education unite to drive aquaculture innovation in Southland

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Northern lights (aurora borealis) seen over an aquaculture facility in Norway.

Big cities, not coast, capture most value from Norway’s seafood industry, says report

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Ingunn Sommerset, Department Director for Fish Health and Welfare at the Norwegian Veterinary Institute.

Norway's salmon mortality drops below 15% for first time in several years, institute reports

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Norwegian blue mussel powder.

Can blue mussels be an ingredient in salmon feed?

European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax)

Food industry by-products could replace fishmeal in seabass diets, study suggests

Indian–Swiss R&D partnership targets aquaculture parasites, including sea lice

Indian–Swiss R&D partnership targets aquaculture parasites, including sea lice

Safer handling of salmon smolt is under focus in the HandleWithCare project.

New Norwegian project to focus on hatchery fish welfare

UCN has collaborated with educational institutions in the Atacama and Coquimbo regions.

New Chilean project to support the repopulation of native freshwater fish

It has been led by Duncan Leadbitter from the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security, University of Wollongong.

Fisheries contribute to global food security and biodiversity conservation, IFFO affirms

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