Collaborations

The Aquatic Animal Health Research has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.

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Current collaborators and projects:

AUBURN UNIVERSITY, AUBURN, AL

Development of Marine Aquaponics for Saline Tolerant Plant Production and High-Value Fish Production

Manufacturing of Bioactive Materials from Biomass as Functional Feed Additives for Aquatic Animals

Development of Alternative Feeds, Feed Management Regimes, and Production Systems for Improved Production and Health

Bolstering Aquaculture Production Through Cost-Effective Water Quality Management

Chemical Strategies to Control Algal Bloom and Support Sustainable Aquaculture Growth and Development

Low Salinity Aquaponics with Halophytes and Pacific White Shrimp

Effects of Herbicide Exposure on Channel Catfish Biology, Health, and Behavior

Harmful Algal Blooms: Prevalence and Control Measures for the Domestic Fish and Shellfish Industries

Assessment of the Immunomodulatory Effect of Probiotics on the Catfish Adaptive Immune Response and Columnaris Disease Resistance

Utilization of Soybean Hulls in Animal Feed Binder

Utilization of Soybean Hulls in Animal Feed Binder

Developing Sustainable Aquaponic Production Systems

Defining the Complex Interactions of Coinfections and Methods for Control

Harmful Algal Blooms: Prevalence and Control Measures for the Domestic Fish and Shellfish Industries

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, BOCA RATON, FL

Saltwater Aquaponics in Puerto Rico: Queen Conch and Sea Vegetable Aquaculture

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS SYSTEM, PINE BLUFF

Phage Endolysins as Alternatives to Antibiotics for Treating Systemic Infections of Streptococcus Iniae in Fish

Development of Freshwater Aquaponics for Plant (Herbs, Vegetables, and Flowers) and High-Value Fish Production