ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

TECHNOLOGY

Tarragona, 27 November 2025 | This is the first AI model developed to detect spawning readiness in sole broodstock


Invest in Spain

Spain, 26 November 2025 | European seabass and bluefin tuna record solid growth, in contrast to the decline in gilthead seabream and the collapse of meagre


Invest in Spain

Spain, 26 November 2025 | Spain reaches 16,693 tonnes of rainbow trout and forescast moderate growth to 16,920 tonnes in 2025


WELFARE

Norway, 25 November 2025 | The goal is to shift from passive observation to active monitoring, using environmental, physiological and behavioural indicators to detect problems before they cause production losses


BIOTECHNOLOGY

A simple test water promises to transform how marine biologists track aquatic life, offering a “real-time” view of species’ reproductive activities


Emerging Researchers Aquaculture Europe 2025 - Valencia

Valencia, 10 October 2025. – Unlike punctual stress markers, this approach aims to capture the full “lifestyle” of a fish throughout its farming cycle


Aquaculture Europe 2025 - Valencia

Valencia, Spain, 29 September 2025 | During the event, the European Aquaculture Society presented Javier Ojeda with the Honorary Life Membership Award, one of the most prestigious accolades in the sector


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From real-time water monitoring to AI-powered biomass estimation, Innovasea’s precision aquaculture tools help Mediterranean farms cut feed waste, boost efficiency, and improve fish welfare.


Videos

  • September 30, 2025
    Garazi Rodríguez, treasurer and co-founder of NOWA. NOWA is a network of women from the Mediterranean and Black Sea regions, Network of Women in Aquaculture.
  • September 28, 2025
    At the Aquaculture Europe 2025 – Valencia, misPeces interviewed Javier Ojeda, general manager of APROMAR, who analysed the current state of aquaculture in Spain and Europe and reflected on the steps needed to boost its growth.
  • September 29, 2025
    Valencia played host to the European Aquaculture Europe 2025 conference. In line with its slogan, 'Aquaculture for Everyone', the event brought together 3,115 participants from 97 countries. Plenary speakers, scientific sessions, industry forums and events for students made up the programme.

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