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Salmon farmers Zoom in on Scottish growth potential

Salmon farmers Zoom in on Scottish growth potential

Salmon farmers Mowi and Scottish Sea Farms will be among organisations taking part in an online event to celebrate and explore the growth potential of Scotland’s aquaculture sector.

Fumes-to-feed project given €2.5m to scale up for trials

Fumes-to-feed project given €2.5m to scale up for trials

A company turning industrial emissions into novel protein sources for fish feed has been given €2.5 million to scale up the production process.

Cooke Scotland joins £10m push for insect-based feed

Cooke Scotland joins £10m push for insect-based feed

Salmon farmer Cooke Aquaculture Scotland has joined a group of companies and organisations backing the development of the UK’s first large-scale industrial insect farm.

Funding opportunity for Scottish innovation

Funding opportunity for Scottish innovation

The Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) has launched a new call for proposals for industry led research.

Rock stars get firmer grip on next-gen fish farm anchors

Rock stars get firmer grip on next-gen fish farm anchors

A consortium of researchers has taken a significant step forward in adapting anchoring technology used in marine energy sites for use in salmon farming.

£3m CO₂-to-aquafeed project kicks off

£3m CO₂-to-aquafeed project kicks off

A carbon recycling project that uses CO₂ emissions from the UK’s largest power station to grow single cell protein (SCP) for use in fish and poultry feed has been launched.

Summer interns offered insights into industry online

Summer interns offered insights into industry online

The Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) has taken on four new interns to work alongside its team this summer – but they are likely to be the first online cohort hired by the Stirling based centre.

Hear how smolt research will aid production

Hear how smolt research will aid production

Scientists investigating the impact of new technologies on salmon smolt will discuss their findings to date during a webinar this afternoon.

Former salmon industry executive takes key SAIC role

Former salmon industry executive takes key SAIC role

The Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) has appointed a business engagement director. Sarah Riddle, whose role will be to help drive innovation and support overall growth across the aquaculture sector, has more than 17 years of experience in the industry.

Cut-price genetics help search for lice-resistant salmon

Cut-price genetics help search for lice-resistant salmon

A new, cost-effective selective breeding method is being developed by a Scottish research consortium that could improve salmon resistance to sea lice.

Aquaculture innovators offered thousands

Aquaculture innovators offered thousands

Innovators with an idea, product or technology that can benefit the sustainability and/or productivity of aquaculture or other parts of the UK seafood industry can today apply for funding worth up to £300,000.

SAIC strengthens science panel

SAIC strengthens science panel

Five industry experts have joined the Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre’s Independent Scientific Panel (SISP), which provides objective scientific opinion to inform the centre’s projects.

Aquaculture innovators offered share of £2.9m research cash

Aquaculture innovators offered share of £2.9m research cash

The Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) if offering significant new grant funding for industry-led, collaborative applied research and development projects that offer solutions to issues affecting the Scottish aquaculture sector.

Aquaculture talent hunt can fire imaginations, says minister

Aquaculture talent hunt can fire imaginations, says minister

A new campaign aimed at making young people aware of the varied and rewarding career choices in aquaculture can “light a fire” in their imaginations, Scotland’s rural economy secretary Fergus Ewing believes.

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