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editormp 2024-10-01T05:45:00Z Alejandro Guelfo Fuentes (editormp) Aquaculture Europe 2025 - Valencia (Spain) In this special feature, you will find all the news related to the upcoming Aquaculture ...
Más de 300 alumnos de 4º, 5º y 6º de primaria del CEPR Arquitecto Leoz, en Puerto Real (Cádiz), han participado en unas jornadas de divulgación científica centradas en la sostenibilidad marina y la ...
The research centre AZTI has patented a groundbreaking genetic method to dermine the sex of sturgeon at a much earlier age than previously possible-a development expected to greatly enhance the ...
Scientists at the Tiajin Institute of Industrial Biotechnology, part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, have successfully engineered the microalga Schizochytrium sp into an efficient biological ...
The integration of offshore aquaculture with renewable energy generation is no longer a distant concept. An international team of researchers has successfully developed and validated a hybrid system ...
Beating Tenacibaculum maritimum-the bacterium behind tenacibaculosis in European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax)-may be within reach, thanks to new insights into the pathogen’s tactics and the fish’s ...
The use of in vitro intestinal models is rapidly gaining ground as an ethical, efficient, and increasingly accurate alternative to traditional in vivo testing-particularly in fields like animal ...
Researchers at the University of Naples Federico II in Italy have successfully combined probiotics with a non-recombinant oral vaccine to combat vibriosis, one of the most damaging diseases in ...
Morocco has made significant progress in aquaculture during 2024 with the establishment of 200 new farms across the country, according to the State Secretariat for Maritime Fisheries of Morocco. These ...
The company BioMar has unveiled SmartCare CONTROL Gill, an innovative product developed to strengthen gill health in freshwater fish. This launch forms part of the SmartCare line, the company’s ...
Europe has set its sights on dramatically scaling up its seaweed farming, aiming to produce eight million tonnes a year by 2030-thirty times its current output. This would generate an estimated €9 ...
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