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Onda’s FeedTech division earns FeedAssure certification.

Onda’s FeedTech division secures FeedAssure certification

The Canadian aquaculture research company says the certification will support its work manufacturing experimental and commercial feeds for clients.

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Fish immunologist Dr Ruth Tamara Montero, AquaNab's CEO and co-founder.

Nanoantibody technology to solve aquaculture's USD 4 billion sea lice problem

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The sailing buoy is being prepared for deployment. It is powered by solar cells, controlled via the internet, and equipped with various measuring instruments.

Norway is committed to environmental monitoring to prevent environmental impacts

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Project manager Jens-Erik Dessen weighs salmon at Nofima's R&D concession at Blom on Marøy outside Bergen.

Nofima investigates urea's potential to enhance salmon health

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Sixten Söderberg in front of traditional nets.

Sweden tests new light-based fishing technology to protect marine ecosystems

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Atlantic bumpers, one of the marine finfish species being raised from larvae as part of the collaboration.

US aquarium network develops breeding methods for more than 20 marine fish species

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Red coral populations have come close to disappearing in some areas due to excessive fishing pressure.

FAO research programme supports Mediterranean red coral conservation

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The initiative is funded by Portugal's Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR).

Portugal's Pep4Fish tests new fish diets in real production conditions

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ProGo® won the Healthy Aging category at the 2025 NutraIngredients-USA Awards.

Clinical study highlights health benefits of Hofseth BioCare's ProGo®

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The Spanish fisheries and oceanographic research vessel Emma Bardán will map the seabed before and after trawling with both types of door.

Mediterranean trial tests semi-pelagic trawl doors to reduce seabed impact

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The program focuses on different areas, including genetics, aquatic animal health, and nutrition.

Australia's CSIRO launches new R&D innovation program

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The Seafood Engine will receive $15 million over its first two years and could qualify for as much as $160 million over a decade, according to GMRI.

New England "seafood engine" secures $15m NSF award

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The study is led by The F3 – Future of Fish Feed initiative.

Researchers develop a tool to verify the diet of farmed fish

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Over the past two decades, Portugal has generated 69 blue bioeconomy patent families with international protection.

Portugal's marine innovation struggles to reach the market, study warns

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Regional Minister for Environment, Industry, Universities, Research and the Mar Menor, Juan María Vázquez, together with the Rector of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena, Mathieu Kessler, aboard the new UPCT Ocean Mind vessel.

Smart buoys improve environmental monitoring in Spain's Mar Menor lagoon

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A wild male Atlantic wolffish guarding an egg mass.

Norway promotes kelp forest restoration through Atlantic wolffish breeding

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Report co-author Dr Kati Michalek examines some Saccorhiza polyschides growing at the SAMS seaweed farm.

Community support key to growth of UK seaweed farming, report finds

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Paul Renaud, new programme director of Arctic Ocean 2050.

Norway's Arctic Ocean 2050 names programme director

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Benchmark Genetics describes the new platform as "a practical genomic resource that will support shellfish research, breeding and conservation for years to come."

New genomic tool could strengthen clam breeding and conservation

An artistic rendering of a potential design for the Indigenous Centre for Aquatic Health Sciences & Stewardship facility in Campbell River, B.C.

Established the Indigenous Centre for Aquatic Health Sciences & Stewardship in BC

The oceanographic rosette and CTD are scientific instruments installed on board and used to collect water samples and measure the physical and chemical properties of seawater.

Spanish study shows how ocean currents shape tuna populations

URI's Sarah Gaines (right) and other members of the Fish Right team work with small-scale industrial fishers.

The University of Rhode Island secures $24M to strengthen fisheries management in the Philippines

In this fish oil from pelagic fish species from the North Atlantic, there is a possible cure for mild to moderate psoriasis.

Herring and Mackerel oils may help reduce psoriasis inflammation, Nofima suggests

Smorrebrod, Danish open-faced shrimp sandwich on a table in a cafe.

Seafood could play greater role in Nordic food preparedness, report finds

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