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Scientists at the Roslin Institute and the University of Stirling’s Institute of Aquaculture are hoping to identify genes that could help to protect Atlantic salmon against sea lice. It is […] Continue Reading
Benchmark Genetics has recruited the Roslin Institute’s Professor Ross Houston as Director of Innovation, Genetics. A leading scientist in his field, Professor Houston currently holds a Personal Chair of Aquaculture […] Continue Reading
Aquaculture researchers in Scotland are developing a PCR method that will help detect the presence of a range of diseases and biofouling species affecting oysters and mussels, in a project […] Continue Reading
A collaborative project between genetics experts and the fish farming industry has been shortlisted for the sixth Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards. The Aquaculture Genetics Alliance brought together the University of […] Continue Reading
A NEW study to develop disease resistance in salmon and involving partners across Scotland and Europe has won £500,000 backing. The research, funded by an Industrial Partnership Award from the […] Continue Reading
LEADING figures from the aquaculture industry will congregate in Stirling next month to discuss innovations in production methods, fish health and welfare, breeding and genetics and advances in feed technology. […] Continue Reading
AQUACULTURE research will be at the heart of a new collaboration between Hendrix Genetics and the University of Edinburgh’s Roslin Institute. Researchers will focus on driving innovations that lead to […] Continue Reading
US regulators have given the go-ahead to genetically modified salmon, making it the first GM animal destined for human consumption, the BBC reported. The Food and Drug Administration said it […] Continue Reading