Aquaculture

Chinese scientists visit aquaculture hub

2025-10-24T07:23:00

Delegates from the Chinese Academy of Fishery Scientists being shown around the aquaculture innovation hub at the University of Stirling

Source: University of Stirling

Scientists from China have visited the University of Stirling in Scotland to explore how world-class research facilities are shaping innovation and best practice in global aquaculture

The group – from the Chinese Academy of Fishery Scientists – toured the University’s new National Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Hub (NATIH), a £21 million research and development centre at the Institute of Aquaculture.

The hub enables a broad range of academic research and commercial trials aimed at tackling emerging challenges across the fast-growing aquaculture industry, including climate change, disease control and sustainable production.

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