News and Media

Alternative to using toxic mercury in climate change research

Presented by Dr Ben Mos - National Marine Science Centre (NMSC), Southern Cross University

Shedding Light on Sharks in the Dark

Presented by Dr Brittany Finucci from the National Institute of Water and the Atmospheric Research (NIWA) in Wellington, New Zealand

Insect culture in the Netherlands for feed and food
by Dr Olga Haenen (Dutch National Reference Laboratory for Fish, Shellfish and Crustacean Diseases)

How can grazing modify seagrass meadow structure?
by Abbi Scott (TropWater, James Cook University)

Is Limited Entry a pre-requisite for sustainable fisheries management?
by Dr Paul McShane (James Cook University)

Releasing the genetic potential of aquaculture species - what role for genomics?
by Prof Ross Houston (University of Edinburgh, Scotland)

Models and methods for sustaining tropical fisheries in a changing climate
by Dr Éva Plagányi (CSIRO)

Perspectives for population-level inferences from environmental DNA (eDNA)
by Dr Eva Sigsgaard (Aarhus University, Denmark)

Feed efficient rainbow trout families to enhance the plant protein utilization
by Dr Vikas Kumar (University of Idaho, USA)

Methods to propagate corals from eggs to adults for selective breeding programs
by Dr Adriana Humanes (Newcastle University - UK)

Modelling regime shifts of coral reefs to sponge reefs
by Dr Alberto Rovellini (University of Wellington)

Diseases in Aquaculture: Counting the costs of the top 100
by Dr Andy Shin (Benchmark R&D)

Not all hybrid zones are equal: A story of marine mussels in Australia
by Professor Cynthia Riginos (University of Queensland)

Using eDNA to reconstruct fisheries landings
by Dr Madeline Green (CSIRO & University of Tasmania)

Something old, something new: historical perspectives provide lessons for blue growth agenda
by Dr Bryony Caswell (University of Hull) and Dr Ruth Thurstan (University of Exeter)

Recreational Fishing in the 21st Century
by Dr Owen Li (University of Wollongong)

Adaptation and Acclimation of Coral Reef Fish as a Response to Global Warming
by Professor Tim Ravasi (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology)

The feasibility and future of restoring Tasmania’s disappearing giant kelp forests
by Dr Cayne Layton (University of Tasmania)

11 September 2020

New fish allergy triggers found

30 July 2020

Shark “sea lanes” need protecting

23 July 2020

Sharks almost gone from many reefs

29 May 2020

Aquaculture industry set to be a boon for North’s economy

4 March 2020

AI brings automation to seafood industry

24 January 2020

Marine parks save sharks from overfishing threat

3 December 2019

Unlabelled Allergens Rife In Imported Food

29 November 2019

Change In Aquaculture Vital If Billions More To Be Fed

16 August 2019

New tags help track baby rays

31 July 2019

Cameras reveal secret lives of mangrove stingrays

26 June 2019

Volunteers wanted to spot stray marine creatures

13 May 2019

Guide launched to help endangered sharks and rays

12 April 2019

Fishy diagnostics for food allergy testing

10 April 2019

Innovative New Toolkit To Fill Gaps In Missing Shark And Ray Data

19 March 2019

Eating fish may help prevent asthma

31 January 2019

Aquaculture Plan For Northern Australia

17 January 2019

Will a massive Antarctic ice sheet collapse?

11 January 2019

Ray of hope for fish allergy sufferers

11 October 2018

Shrimp talent quest finds a winner

4 October 2018

New testing lab takes pressure off prawn farmers

27 September 2018

CSTFA appointed as an official Technology Resource Partner (Australia) for APEC PPFS (Asian Pacific Economic Co-operation - Policy Partnership on Food Security).

APEC PPFS has as its mandate to strengthen and facilitate public-private cooperation to address food security issues in the region.

For information on the aims of APEC PPFS and current priorities please visit this website below:

https://www.apec.org/Groups/Other-Groups/Policy-Partnership-on-Food-Security.

23 August 2018

Shrimp help to heal injured fish

22 August 2018

New fish in sights of citizen scientists

5 July 2018

Researchers from JCU and the Australian Prawn Farmers' Association (APFA) awarded CRCNA funding to conduct an audit of Queensland prawn farms to target bio-security threats

http://www.crcna.com.au/research/current-projects/biosecurity-in-northern-australian-prawn-aquaculture/

28 June 2018

‘Gloomy’ octopuses’ Tassie sea change

1 May 2018

JCU spreads aquaculture knowledge internationally

23 January 2018

New pygmy squid discovery