New method could turn sea lice secretions into targets for vaccine development
Researchers are analyzing sea lice secretions to identify proteins that could become targets for future vaccines and parasite controls.
Catch & Culture Review: Research gaps and future directions for penaeid shrimp larvae nutrition and rearing
This review of aquaculture literature examines shrimp larvae research gaps, functional attributes of yeast and Edwardsiellosis in tilapia farming.
Overlooked sea lice structure may hold clues to how parasites infect salmon
A Nofima researcher is studying whether the rostral spike could lead to new ways to prevent sea lice from attaching to salmon.
Ocean warming could cut omega-3 levels in seafood, study finds
Ocean warming could reduce omega-3 levels in fish and other marine organisms, with potential implications for seafood nutrition.
Catch & Culture Review: Exploring the potential and hurdles of RNA interference in aquaculture
This review of aquaculture literature examines RNA interference in disease prevention, probiotics for shrimp and feed encapsulation technology.
German biotech company targets sea lice via aquafeed treatment
German biotech AquaNab is developing a treatment delivered through aquaculture feed to help salmon farmers control sea lice.
Artificial intelligence system counts fish in real time for aquaculture farms
New artificial intelligence research shows real-time fish counting can improve aquaculture monitoring, feeding and stock management.
Catch & Culture Review: The multi-omics approach is cracking the code on shrimp breeding
This review of recent aquaculture literature looks at strategies to transform shrimp aquaculture, unlocking functional benefits in aquafeeds and more.
Study: AI model identifies salmon lice larvae faster and more accurately than biologists
An AI model identified 97.5 percent of salmon lice larvae in seawater samples, outperforming biologists in both speed and accuracy.
Water quality impacts on health and performance of fish and shrimp, Part 3: The nitrogenous compounds ammonia, nitrite and nitrate
To mitigate the risks of nitrogenous compounds in aquaculture, water quality monitoring, proper management and understanding species' needs are essential.
How a deadly fish pathogen survives long periods without food: New insights into aquaculture management of Columnaris disease
Epigenetic regulation is a fundamental mechanism enabling the bacteria that cause Columnaris disease to adapt to prolonged starvation.
Translucent Post-larvae Disease beyond China: From outbreak recognition to diagnostic readiness
Three studies confirm a Vibrio parahaemolyticus strain outside China and offer detection and biosecurity advice for translucent post-larvae disease.
Why do stressed salmon make clicking sounds? Researchers still aren’t sure
SINTEF researchers found stressed salmon produced unusual clicking sounds during experiments examining noise and fish welfare in aquaculture.
Scottish salmon survival rates hit record highs in early 2026
Scottish salmon survival rates reached record highs in early 2026, reflecting continued investment in fish health and farm management.
Can this ‘bio-inspired’ robotic fish improve aquaculture monitoring and animal welfare?
A robotic fish prototype could improve animal welfare in aquaculture by monitoring fish and environments without noise or disturbance.
Researchers use environmental RNA to detect fish stress and disease in aquaculture
Researchers are developing eRNA-based tests to detect fish stress and disease from water samples, offering faster, noninvasive monitoring.