#aquaculture research

Early life in low oxygen: Salmon survival strategies

Oxygen content in water is much lower and more variable than in air, providing a unique challenge for aquatic organisms […]

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Inventa 2018 – Audit of research effort and industry adoption

Project introduction Inventa 2018 is a joint CSIRO Aquaculture/Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) project exploring opportunities and barriers to […]

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Bio-sensors: Discovering the secret life of oysters

Bio-sensors: Discovering the secret life of oysters Australia produces an estimated 16 million dozen oysters annually with an estimated farm […]

Impact study – A more sustainable and productive aquaculture industry

We partnered with Australian prawn farmers to develop a new prawn that is producing record farm yields, leading to increased […]

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Impact study – Growing the Tasmanian Atlantic salmon farming industry

Atlantic salmon is the highest valued commercial fishery‑related industry in Tasmania, with annual output valued at around $700 million (as […]

Bringing Big Data to Australian Prawn Farming

Bringing big data to Australian prawn farming

The worldwide demand for marine-based protein is booming. Aquaculture is an intensive farming system capable of returning high yields of […]