For all the latest industry news, markets and jobs in aquaculture
A MAJOR discovery that could ‘revolutionise’ the understanding of omega-3 production in the ocean has been made by an international team of scientists. Led by the University of Stirling, research […] Continue Reading
THE numbers of sea lice on Scotland’s salmon farms are not increasing, farmers have better control of parasites today than in the past, and the risk of disease transfer from […] Continue Reading
THE Environment Secretary, Michael Gove, visited Stirling’s Institute of Aquaculture (IoA) this week to see how cutting edge research is positioning the UK at the forefront of the global aquaculture […] Continue Reading
A TRAINING course in fish health and welfare will give insights into husbandry and the major disease challenges facing the aquaculture sector. Organised by Europharma’s veterinary services arm, Fishguard, 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
THE successful use of cleaner fish will underpin the development of the salmon farming industry, a summit in Scotland was told yesterday. At the opening of the three-day event in […] Continue Reading
UP to 25 funded MSc places are available for 2017/2018 to study aquaculture and fisheries in one of four Scottish universities. Scottish and EU students (outside the rest of the […] Continue Reading
A FULLY funded PhD investigating the effects of laser technology on sea lice is being set up by Stirling University and Stingray Marine Solutions. Applications to the programme, which will […] Continue Reading
THE way fish cope with stress is determined by their personality and remains consistent regardless of the situation they are in, scientists have found. Experts hope the first study to […] Continue Reading