Revisit the presentation given at the Institute of Aquaculture on 4th March 2026 by Professor Dave Little.
Björn Kok and Dr Wesley Malcorps share a recently published and groundbreaking article on how changes in diet composition of European aquaculture species is affecting different sustainability metrics.
Richard Newton and Wesley Malcorps participated in the Alltech Aqua Norway Lunch & Learn Event held in Bergen on 14th January 2026.
Sustainable Aquaculture @ Stirling members played an active role in the 5th INFOFISH World Tilapia Trade and Technical Conference and Exhibition held in Bangkok in November 2025.
The BBSRC-funded IMAQulate project held its second annual progress and planning meeting in Bhimavaram, Andhra Pradesh, from 9th-15th January 2018. Partners from the UK, India, Bangladesh and Kenya met to discuss the progress made in situation analyses of PHP use on farms, hatcheries and nurseries, as well as microbiological analyses of PHP products and extraction and isolation of saponins from a variety of natural sources to test potential beneficial effects on fish immunity.
Professor Little writes from Cambodia:
I’m in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, home to the UNESCO World Heritage centre Angkor Wat, where a global workshop on nutrition-sensitive fish agri-food systems is just finishing.
Dimitar Taskov, a PhD student representing the Institute of Aquaculture at Stirling University, gave a talk titled “Overview and financial performance analysis of the Bulgarian aquaculture sector” at the Network of Aquaculture Centres in Central-Eastern Europe’s (NACEE) Conference in Gorki, Belarus on 29th Nov 2017.
Following on from work with The Marine Ingredients Organisation (IFFO) investigating potential to increase global fishmeal and fish oil supplies from by-products, Julien Stevens, built on the work of Dr. Richard Newton, first in an MSc project and then with a follow up project to investigate how by-products from Scottish farmed salmon are utilised, and how value and efficiency could be added.
