IGNITION researchers shared project results at two major aquaculture congresses in June, receiving positive feedback from international audiences and a first poster prize at the XX Congreso Nacional de Acuicultura.

IGNITION’s third EAStalk webinar brought together 81 live attendees to explore how skin mucus-based biomarkers, multiomics strategies, and electrochemical biosensors can support non-invasive fish health monitoring in aquaculture.

IGNITION research has been presented this week at two major aquaculture events, bringing project results on fish welfare, functional feeds, halophyte bioactives and selective breeding to scientific and industry audiences.

IGNITION will be featured in an EAStalk webinar on 9 June, exploring how non-invasive biomarkers, omics technologies, and biosensors can support faster, welfare-friendly fish health monitoring in aquaculture.

From salmon and seabass to clams, IGNITION partners shared promising results in Padova on halophyte extracts, biomarker identification, stress resilience, immune responses, marine heatwave resistance, detection of black loss, and new communication/dissemination materials and strategies.

IGNITION’s second evaluation meeting at REA headquarters in Brussels highlighted the strong progress and volume of work achieved over the past 18 months