Our students and staff presented eleven posters and talks on feeds, fish health and ecosystem monitoring.
Our students and staff presented eleven posters and talks on feeds, fish health and ecosystem monitoring.
Congratulations to everyone involved. More details will be shared on the lab's social media channels.
Presentations
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Black soldier fly meal improves gut health of Nile tilapia
Presenters: A. Rahman, D. HartmannDate: Sep 16, 2026Oral - 2
A multi-strain probiotic reduces Vibrio mortality in whiteleg shrimp
Presenters: S. Martins, M. TanakaDate: Sep 16, 2026Poster - 3
eDNA metabarcoding of estuarine fish communities across seasons
Presenters: H. Clarke, S. OkaforDate: Sep 17, 2026Poster - 4
Low-cost IoT sensors for water-quality control in small RAS
Presenters: N. Hossain, D. HartmannDate: Sep 17, 2026Poster - 5
Genome-wide association of growth traits in yellowtail
Presenters: K. Watanabe, M. TanakaDate: Sep 18, 2026Poster
More news
Sofia Martins wins Best Student Paper Award
PhD candidate Sofia Martins received the Best Student Paper Award at the Asian Fisheries Forum for her work on shrimp probiotics.
New paper in Aquaculture on insect-based feeds
Our study shows that up to 50% of fishmeal can be replaced with insect meal without affecting tilapia growth.
Open Lab Day for prospective students — October 12
Visit our wet-lab facilities, meet current students and learn about graduate programmes in the Faculty of Fisheries.