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At the beginning of November 2024 a delivery of whiteleg shripms (P. vannamei) came to the University of Gdańsk RAS laboratory, marking the beginning of the trials on shrimp aquaculture and next to come – microalgae, within Pilot 1: TARAS – Testing Algae Applications in Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) to improve aquaculture circularity potential in

We are happy to announce that between January – March 2025 AquaLoop project will carry out the AquaLoop cross-border student exchange program. The aim of the program is to provide an exchange between University of Rostock (DE), University of Gdańsk (PL), and Klaipeda University (LT) for bachelor and master students of aquaculture (and related majors:

Last Friday we had a great opportunity to present TrainigLoop offer of the AquaLoop project to the students of oceanography, aquaculture and geography of the Faculty of Oceanography and Geography, University of Gdańsk. The exhibition hall of the Gdynia campus was full of bachelor and master students presenting their student scientific associations, talking to tutors,

On the 16 – 18 of October Polish AquaLoop partners took part in the XLIX Trout Breeders Conference & Aquaculture Technology Fair, organized by the project associated partner – Polish Trout Breeders Association. The event gathered aquaculture professionals, researchers, business, NGOs and students. We are very happy that not only AquaLoop project was presented at

We are very happy to announce that an integrated agri-aquaculture farm concept, where  nutritious and tasty African catfish and tilapia are produced on-land and in a circular way, was presented to the young generation! On October 10th a group of high school students from CELF – Centre for Vocational Education Lolland Falster together with their

We are very proud and excited to share that our AquaLoop project is now supported by an international Advisory Board! AquaLoop Advisory Bord is not only international, covering representatives from four Baltic countries: Lithuania, Denmark, Poland and Germany, but also very interdisciplinary, since the experts represent different aquaculture-related fields and institutions, ranging from public government

As the Ocean Literacy concept marks its 20th anniversary this year, and the the European Marine Science Educators Association (EMSEA). celebrates 11 years of advancing Ocean Literacy in Europe and beyond, the 10th annual conference of the organisation took place in Zadar, Croatia, from September 23rd to 26th with the presence of the AquaLoop project.