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5 November 2026
Publications, Societal impacts
John Bostock
Producing Affordable Tilapia in Sub-Saharan ...

The results of our work with RAD Global and ThinkAqua on the use of black soldier fly larve as feed substitute for tilapia has now been published.

Producing Affordable Tilapia in Sub-Saharan Africa by Replacing Feed with Farm-Produced Black Soldier Fly Larvae
24 October 2026
Publications
John Bostock
Wild fish are a precious resource – here’s how ...

This new article in The Conversation considers the issues around wild fishery utilisation for aquaculture feeds

Wild fish are a precious resource – here’s how aquaculture can bolster food security
8 October 2026
Events
John Bostock
The SmartAqua4FuturE (SAFE) Project Showcased ...

Stirling staff joined other SAFE Project partners to present research results at Aquaculture Europe 2026 in Ljubljana

The SmartAqua4FuturE (SAFE) Project Showcased at Aquaculture Europe 2026
18 September 2026
People, Societal impacts
John Bostock
Early Career Impact Award for Simão Zacarias

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Simão Zacarias, has received the Inaugural “Early Career Impact Award” at the 10th Animal Welfare Research Network Annual meeting in the UK

Early Career Impact Award for Simão Zacarias
7 July 2026
Events, Projects
John Bostock
Successful Summer School on circular ...

Under the EU and UKRI funded SAFE project, Susaquastirling.net members led on the organisation of a three-session online Summer School to share research findings.

Successful Summer School on circular bio-economy solutions for sustainable aquaculture
John Bostock
30 May 2019
Publications, Projects

Study on closed containment systems for nursery rearing in Scotland published

John Bostock
30 May 2019
Publications, Projects
Study on closed containment systems for nursery rearing in Scotland published

The Institute of Aquaculture was commissioned by the Scottish Aquaculture Research Forum (SARF) to carry out a study on the “Technical Considerations of closed containment sea pen production for some life stages of salmonids”.

Tagged: CCS, SARF, salmon, technology

John Bostock
16 April 2019

SHASP project comes to a close: Evaluating the development of small hatchery businesses in southern Malawi

John Bostock
16 April 2019
SHASP project comes to a close: Evaluating the development of small hatchery businesses in southern Malawi

Will Leschen was joined in the field by new PhD student Olek Kaminski in the final evaluation of the “Small-Scale Hatchery Aquaculture Seed Production (SHASP) project in Malawi.

John Bostock
12 April 2019

EC Expert Group on Skills and Career Development in the Blue Economy

John Bostock
12 April 2019
EC Expert Group on Skills and Career Development in the Blue Economy

John Bostock represented the European Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform (EATiP) at a recent meeting of the Expert Group on Skills and Career Development in the Blue Economy.

John Bostock
9 April 2019
Projects, Publications

BlueEDU Results Published

John Bostock
9 April 2019
Projects, Publications
BlueEDU Results Published

The 2-year Erasmus+ Sector Skills Alliance project “BlueEDU” was completed in January with the results now published on the project website.

Tagged: education, BlueEdu, training, skills

John Bostock
11 March 2019
Publications, Projects

New Research on the use of Open Educational Resources in Aquaculture Published

John Bostock
11 March 2019
Publications, Projects
New Research on the use of Open Educational Resources in Aquaculture Published

Alexandra Pounds and John Bostock's research on the potential role for Open Education Resources in higher education aquaculture institutions has been published in Aquaculture International.

Tagged: education, Eurastip, OER

John Bostock
6 March 2019

New Publication: The Sustainability Conundrum of Fishmeal Substitution by Plant Ingredients in Shrimp Feeds

John Bostock
6 March 2019
New Publication: The Sustainability Conundrum of Fishmeal Substitution by Plant Ingredients in Shrimp Feeds

Wesley Malcorps, PhD student on the EU H2020 GAIN project is celebrating his first journal publication on “The trade-offs between marine and terrestrial resources as a result of fishmeal substitution by plant ingredients in shrimp feeds”.

Alexandra Pounds
4 March 2019

IMMANA project Bangladesh:  Alexandra Pounds and colleagues collecting survey data Mar 19

Alexandra Pounds
4 March 2019
IMMANA project Bangladesh:  Alexandra Pounds and colleagues collecting  survey data Mar 19

Researchers field test a new health metric to identify adolescent girls at risk for malnutrition in Bangladesh.

Alexandra Pounds
4 March 2019

Dr Richard Newton is interviewed by The Fish Site about his research and experiences in black soldier fly and aquaculture over the last decade

Alexandra Pounds
4 March 2019
Dr Richard  Newton  is interviewed   by  The Fish Site  about his  research  and experiences  in black soldier fly  and aquaculture over the last decade

Dr Richard Newton, one of the UK’s preeminent insect farming experts, explains why the sector has a long way to go before it can produce protein capable of competing with the commodities that are the current mainstay of the aquafeed industry. To read the full article click here

Alexandra Pounds
29 December 2018
Projects

Vocational Training College Development Zambia

Alexandra Pounds
29 December 2018
Projects
Vocational  Training College  Development  Zambia

December 2018: William Leschen and Martin Haines carried out an initial scoping study visit to Zambia as part of a Norwegian/WorldFish Center WFC funded project to develop new curricula for two aquaculture vocational colleges NRDC and Kasaka in Zambia.

Tagged: training, Zambia, education

Alexandra Pounds
29 December 2018

Happy Christmas and New Year

Alexandra Pounds
29 December 2018
Happy Christmas and New Year

Wishing all our colleagues and associates a happy and peaceful Christmas and all the best for the New Year. We look forward to be working with you , pushing out the research and boundaries into 2019 as aquaculture continues to develop across the planet.

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