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Novel molecular technologies for genetic improvement, offshore aquaculture, recirculating aquaculture systems and renewable energy, alternative aquafeed ingredients, oral vaccines Many disruptive technologies have much potential to improve and revolutionize aquaculture…

…we start talking about aquaculture, we separate it from nature. But if you look at the modern science of aquaculture, conservation/restoration aquaculture is a huge area. We’re using aquaculture techniques…

…economic structure, aquaculture efficiency, aquaculture scale and aquaculture structure on net carbon emissions; and estimates the contributions of aquaculture scale, aquaculture efficiency, carbon emission intensity and aquaculture structure to the…

…Omar Alfi, co-CEOs of Pacifico Aquaculture. Pacifico Aquaculture: Investors and friends in farmed fish Daniel Farag, co-CEO of Pacifico Aquaculture in Ensenada, Mexico, said that when he and his business…

…such as aquaculture insurance, which covers the mortality or loss of livestock. In aquaculture-producing markets where companies are well supported by the financial sector, aquaculture or biomass insurance tends to…

Study provides a broad assessment on the impacts of aquaculture development on marine wild fisheries in all coastal provinces This study evaluated the impacts of aquaculture development on China’s marine…

…and marine aquaculture. The ‘blue revolution’ Aquaculture has been practiced for millennia, having a long and rich history in ancient China, Egypt, and Rome. Aquaculture started around 4,000 years ago…

…Cultivation media were (i) aquaculture wastewater from pikeperch pool, (ii) sludge-amended aquaculture wastewater from pikeperch pool, (iii) aquaculture wastewater from catfish pool, and (iv) sludge-amended aquaculture wastewater from catfish pool….

…aquaculture industry to produce hybrid aquaponic systems, but it could potentially lead to personal at-home aquaculture gardens. Another example of 3D printing in aquaculture is a fish robot printed by…

…aquaculture, but are particularly “well-suited” for offshore aquaculture. However, co-located wave and aquaculture projects need to be situated in areas that avoid waves that are too large for the aquaculture…

…and breeding, genomics in fisheries management and integrated artificial intelligence systems. https://www.aquaculturealliance.org/advocate/disruptive-technologies-for-aquaculture-part-1/ Genome sequencing and annotation Genomics for aquaculture and fisheries made significant progress during the past decade since the…

…aquaculture and agriculture activities to climate change. Fig. 1: Direct and indirect pathways through which climate change will affect aquaculture production. Although aquaculture activities, such as power input, transportation and…

Conservation organization The Nature Conservancy takes a considered step into aquaculture Oysters cultivated in suspended cages in Australia. The Nature Conservancy is exploring and promoting aquaculture’s potential to provide ecosystem…

Quantifying major wastes and byproducts from aquaculture across a full range of production types This study reviews the major wastewater constituents from effluents of different aquaculture systems to highlight potential…

…the Aquaculture Association of Canada, the Aquaculture Feed Industry Association, the International Association of Aquaculture Economics and Management, the World Aquatic Veterinary Medical Association, and the Global Aquaculture Alliance, among…

…oceanic aquaculture commercially viable and globally scalable. Nutritional and sustainability advantages of marine microalgae-based aquaculture In contrast to offshore oceanic aquaculture, there is a rich, 50-year history of developing aquaculture…

…country; state aquaculture coordinators; the aquaculture press and others. Aquaculture scientists who are federal and state government employees, and grant beneficiaries of federal aquaculture programs, are urged to write as…

…of aquatic resources and development with the Sustainable Aquaculture Group at the Institute of Aquaculture, University of Stirling. With 76 percent of global aquaculture production taking place in Asia, the…