WEBINAR
A webinar examines how algae-integrated aquaculture is moving from concept to pilot scale

Brussels, 23 January 2026 |

NUTRITION
Early diets shape future fish: why larval nutrition matters more than we thought
FISH HEALTH
When the pathogen evolves faster than the system: new insights into lactococcosis in fish

Zaragoza, Spain, 21 January 2026 | The study does not point to a crisis scenario, but to a phase of sanitary transition that requires regulations and control tools to be adapted to a new biological reality

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Artificial Intelligence in aquaculture: where we really are in 2026

China, 21 January 2026 | What fish behaviour recognition can already deliver – and what still remains experimental

PROBIOTIC
Probiotic boosts European seabass resistance to Vibrio harveyi without disrupting microbiome

Gran Canaria (Spain) – Bologna (Italy), 20 January 2026 |

NUTRITION
Aquafeed prices enter 2026 under pressure amid uncertainty over marine ingredients

Madrid, 19 January 2026 | The year begins with uncertainty over marine ingredient supply and pricing

LARVAE NUTRITION
Dose matters: defining the optimal taurine levels to overcome the weaning bottleneck in Greater Amberjack (Seriola dumerili)

Gran Canaria, 19 January 2026 |

BIODIVERSITY
Protein, biodiversity and the risk of shifting the problem: sea vs land in the food agenda

London, 16 January 2026 | A new IFFO-backed paper argues that replacing responsibly managed marine protein with land-based alternatives could intensify biodiversity pressures through land-use change

SUSTAINABILITY
Shrimp farming sustainability depends more on management than on the production model, study finds

China, 16 January 2026 | Variables such as survival rate, energy consumption and nutrient management have a greater impact on overall sustainability

OPINION
Applied aquaculture science needs “quality time” and less bureaucracy

By Alejandro Guelfo, 15 January 2026 | The sector needs to accelerate innovation, but bureaucracy and competition for funding are holding research back: the key is to ensure every euro pays for more science and less paperwork

SCIENCE
Seriola lalandi |@misPeces
The Yellowtail Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) genome decoded: future implications

New Zealand, 15 January 2026 |

IN-DEPTH

NEW INGREDIENTS
Spirulina in gilthead seabream diets: real contributions and functional limits
CIRCULAR ECONOMY
Solid-State Fermentation: The Technology that Turns Waste into Super Ingredients for Aquafeed
Emerging Researchers Aquaculture Europe 2025 - Valencia
Alice Gasperini - IATS-CSIC - AE25VAL | @misPeces
Alice Gasperini (IATS-CSIC) explains how ten genes reveal the life and welfare of a gilthead seabream

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

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    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.

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    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.

  • The Conference & Tradeshow - AE25VAL

    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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