Reviews in Aquaculture is the leading Fisheries journal. Providing a forum on developments in aquaculture science, techniques, polices and planning #RAQresearch
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Natural Food, Smarter Feeding!
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70195
Hossain et al.
@koushik_roy
Natural food plays a critical role in pond #aquaculture beyond simply reducing feed costs. This review highlights how #protein and..(1/2)
...indispensable #amino acid quality improve across the pond food web and emphasizes integrating these natural nutritional dynamics into #precision #feed #formulation...(2/2)
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The latest issue of Reviews in Aquaculture (Volume 18, Issue 4) is now available, featuring reviews on fish vaccines, aquaculture health, reproduction, genomics, AI in scientific publishing, sustainable production, integrated farming, and emerging biotechnologies...(1/2)
✔️ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/…
Explore the latest insights shaping the future of aquaculture research and innovation at @RAQjournal...(2/2)
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"Can AI Write Your Next Review?
Yes.
Does That Make Real Review Articles Redundant?
No"
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70196
This thought-provoking editorial by the Editor-In-Chief, @gioturchini in @RAQjournal discusses how AI is reshaping review...(1/2)
....writing while arguing that genuine insight, critical judgment, and direct research experience remain the foundation of a truly impactful review article. (2/2)
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Modeling ISAV
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70190
Ahsan Raquib et al.
University of Prince Edward Island
This review in Reviews in Aquaculture synthesizes current mathematical models of #infectious #salmon #anemia #virus (#ISAV) transmission, highlighting key knowledge gaps and...(1/2)
...future #research needs. The authors provide recommendations to improve #disease prediction, surveillance, and control, supporting more effective health management in salmon #aquaculture. (2/2)
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Prevent-Intercept-Protect-Adapt (PIPA)
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70159
Integrated rice-crab farming offers major #sustainability benefits, but #pesticide use remains a critical challenge for both crab health and food safety. This new review in Reviews in Aquaculture explores...(1/2)
...how pesticides move through rice-crab systems, trigger #toxicity across #biological scales, and proposes the novel PIPA framework to support more resilient and #sustainable integrated #aquaculture...(2/2)
-Bian et al., Yancheng Teachers University
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Africa's Seaweed Potential
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70187
Masanabo et al.
@UPTuks
Africa has rich and diverse seaweed resources, but much of its harvest is still exported with limited local value addition. (1/2)
This new review in Reviews in Aquaculture highlights how #Africa can strengthen regional #seaweed #value chains through #food, feed, #bioproducts, safety #research, and local processing opportunities. (2/2)
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Latest Virtual issue on Aquaculture Gametes!
✔️onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
From #gamete biology and preservation to gene editing and epigenetic regulation, this Virtual Special Issue brings together 45 articles (2009-2026), exploring the science behind successful #reproduction..1/2
in #aquaculture species. The collection highlights recent advances, emerging technologies, and future directions for improving #breeding efficiency, #genetic resource #management, and #sustainable aquaculture production..2/2
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Figure source: doi.org/10.1111/raq.12968
Sea Cucumber Signals
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70163
Zheng et al. @OUC1924
This new review in Reviews in Aquaculture explores how neuropeptides regulate key physiological processes in #sea cucumbers, from feeding and growth to #reproduction and #regeneration...(1/2)
By bridging molecular mechanisms with #aquaculture applications, the review highlights the potential of #neuropeptide-based strategies for more precise and #sustainable sea cucumber #production...(2/2)
#RAQresearch #Fisheries #Aquatic #Aquaculture #Sustainability #Ocean
#Infectious #Diseases in Small-Scale #Aquaculture in West #Africa
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70145
Diouf et al.
This review highlights key challenges and solutions for managing infectious diseases in small-scale #freshwater aquaculture in West Africa...(1/2)
It emphasizes practical, low-cost approaches and offers important insights for improving #fish health in resource-limited systems...(2/2)
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The June 2026 issue (Volume 18, Issue 3) of Reviews in Aquaculture is now available: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/…
Editorial by the Editor-In-Chief, @gioturchini: "The Invisible Farm: Rethinking What Intensive Aquaculture Does to Fish"
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70150
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Review articles:
"Agro-Leadership Model in the Aquaculture Sector in Mexico"
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70143
Terán-Bustamante et al.
"Into the Wild: Farm-Derived Energy and Nutrients Enter Marine Food Webs With Carrying Capacity Implications for Aquaculture Management"......(2/3)
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70138
Callier et al.
"Tracing a Decade of Tilapia Lake Virus Research: Breakthroughs, Challenges, and Projections"
✔️ doi.org/10.1111/raq.70148
Megarani et al. (3/3)
