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Scientists launch artificial fish gut project

Scottish scientists have launched a new project to build an artificial salmon gut to improve understanding of fish nutrition.

Breakthrough in Amoebic Gill Disease control

Hendrix Genetics in collaboration with researchers at The Roslin Institute use genomic selection to help breed salmon with increased resistance to this potentially fatal disease.

Oyster farming to benefit from new genetic screening tool

Oyster farmers are set to benefit from a new genetic tool that will help to prevent disease outbreaks and improve yields.

New European project to boost Mediterranean fish farming

Mediterranean Aquaculture Integrated Development is a new EU H2020 research project which brings together over 30 organisations from 12 different countries to improve aquaculture in the Mediterranean.

Ideas Lab resident MiAlgae wins funding bid

ECCI resident start-up MiAlgae has just been awarded a Scottish Enterprise SMART: SCOTLAND grant to fund one year’s worth of research and development.

Genetics roadmap to develop more resilient farmed fish

World experts gathered at The Roslin Institute for a two-day workshop organised by WorldFish to help shape the future of tilapia selective breeding and genetic improvement.

New approaches for breeding resistance to Infectious Salmon Anaemia virus

Scientists at The Roslin Institute are using genome editing technology to prevent a devastating disease in salmon aquaculture.

Gene expression response to sea lice in salmon skin

Scientists have identified gene expression responses that may help understand why some salmon are more resistant to sea lice than others.

Aquaculture genetics consortium set to tackle industry challenges

Major new aquaculture genetics consortium aims to take a leap forward in stock improvement of vital UK species.

Summit seeks Scottish aquaculture growth

Around 90 delegates from Scotland’s aquaculture industry gathered in Edinburgh to debate how to accelerate the sector’s growth.

Roslin catches new tenants

In what is expected to be a cold January, we extend a warm welcome to our new tenants who joined Roslin BioCentre towards the end of last year.

The Scottish Salmon Company announces partnership with Hendrix Genetics

The Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) has signed a long term agreement with leading international breeding technology company Hendrix Genetics.

Scottish consortiums take giant leap forward for salmon gill health

Two Scottish consortiums, backed by Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre, to embark on ambitious initiatives to improve gill health and resilience in farmed Atlantic salmon.

Benchmark wins Aquaculture Innovation Award

Benchmark has won the AquaNor Innovation Award 2019 for CleanTreat, a new water purification system that removes medicines from treatment water before releasing purified water back into the sea.

Benchmark participates in gene editing research to develop disease resistance in salmon

Benchmark, the aquaculture health, nutrition, and genetics business, is pleased to announce its participation in an important gene editing research project.

Sea Lice and SRS research shortlisted for the Newton Prize

Research into the genetics of sea lice resistance and SRS has been shortlisted for the prestigious Newton Prize, which serves to highlight science and innovation promoting economic development of Newton partner countries.

A third of UK marine animal strandings are on Scottish coasts

A total of 1,616 marine animals were reported washed up on Scottish shorelines in a seven-year period between 2011 and 2017, according to a new report.

Salmon breeding to benefit from gene study of disease resistance

Salmon breeding to benefit from The Roslin Institute gene study of disease resistance to virus infection.

World's most advanced egg facility increases Benchmark's capacity by 75%

Benchmark, a world leader in salmon genetics and the world leading supplier of salmon eggs, is pleased to announce the commencement of production at its new land based breeding facility in Salten, Norway.