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Publications of the AquaDetector Project
China Agricultural University Researchers have exceeded the planed publications of the project, with many important research outputs generated. They have published or submitted 11 papers and articles associated to research developed in the AquaDetector project, some of which are available online. We welcome you to explore our research! 1. Haixia Li, Yu Guo, Huajian Zhao, […]
AquaDetector in Singapore
AquaDetector project will have the opportunity to share our research with stakeholders in Singapore, with partner AquaBioTech Group submitting posters to the poster session in areas of water quality and biomedia optimisation. AquaBioTech Group will be represented at the conference by CEO Mr Shane A. Hunter and Business Development Executive Ms Paola Reale. WORLD AQUACULTURE […]
AquaDetector to present 2 posters at Aquaculture Europe 2022 in Rimini, Italy
AquaDetector is please to announce that 2 areas of research will be presented to the aquaculture industry of Europe at the prestigious industry event Aquaculture Europe, which is being held this year in Rimini, Italy, from the 27th-30th of September. The AquaBioTech Group senior team members Mr Tamás Bardócz and Mr Michele Gallo will be […]
Workshop: Mitigating water quality and production issues for juvenile trout in RAS
Today (28th July, 2022) at partner AquaBioTech Group, we hosted the AquaDetector project Malta workshop focused on how sensors and detection technologies can be used to monitor water quality, and discussing the interactions recorded between water quality factors during the research experiments conducted this year. After our researchers presented the experimental results, participants discussed how […]
AquaDetector Research in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems at AgriFair Malta 2022
Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing sectors in the food industry since it provides high-value proteins and healthy fats for a good diet and saves marine resources. Recirculating Aquaculture Systems, or ‘RAS’ aquaculture is unique as it is highly flexible and based on and, so it can be adapted to virtually any environment (from […]