All University of Stirling’s Institute of Aquaculture articles
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NewsFunding injection for cleaner fish vaccination project
Project could expand the use of the cleaner fish to control sea lice on salmon farms
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NewsNovel sea lice vaccine research progresses
New funding from the Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre will help develop a solution to one of aquaculture perennial challenges
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NewsStudy: Fish fed to farmed salmon should also be part of the human diet
Consuming more fisheries species that are used in aquafeeds could benefit people’s health while reducing aquaculture’s demand for finite resources
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NewsRevolutionary salmon vaccine to undergo trials
New project hailed a “pivotal step” towards a sustainable and effective solution to challenges posed by sea lice in the aquaculture industry
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NewsTroubles mount for Egyptian aquaculture
The industry is bearing the brunt of climate change and economic turbulence
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NewsHigh hopes for hemp-based salmon feed
Researchers are looking to do the first full feed assessment of using hemp seed protein – a relation of the cannabis plant – in salmon feed
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NewsSAIC board expands
Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre bolsters its board with representatives from three of Scotland’s salmon producers
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NewsAqua meeting food security
Farming multiple species in one system can increase yield from seasonal capture fisheries and be a useful aid in tilapia production
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NewsHealing powers
Seafood by-products are making huge contributions to sectors such as food, feed and even medicine
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NewsHemp aquafeed trials
A project has received funding from the UK Seafood Innovation Fund (SIF) to explore how hemp seeds could be integrated into the diets of farmed salmon in Scotland
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News‘Outstanding’ partnership
Three-year project explored the use of acoustics to improve the outcomes of a medicinal treatment in the Atlantic salmon farming sector
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NewsUK aqua innovation talks
The returning Aquaculture UK conference will showcase the scope of the industry, its adaptability and the advances that it has made
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NewsAquaculture turnover boost
A new economic impact assessment determines that projects funded by SAIC will deliver additional annual turnover of £50 million for the companies involved by 2026
