AQUACULTURE RESEARCH PORTAL
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- A Farmer to Farmer Exchange Program to Support Innovation in Maine’s Aquaculture Sector
- Scallop Equipment
- Ocean Smart Farm: Mechanizing Biofouling Control in Oyster Farming
- Expanding green sea urchin production by removing key aquaculture challenges
- Domestication and Breeding of Northern Lumpfish to Accelerate Commercialization and Use for Sea Lice Biocontrol in the Northeast US
- Sustainable US cleaner fish production: developing a lumpfish broodstock program
- Fish, farms, and shared futures: Defining public perceptions of land-based aquaculture to support sustainable decision-making
- A decision support system for sea lice management in salmon aquaculture
- Development of a decision support system for sea lice management in salmon aquaculture
- Resilience of cold water aquaculture: a review of likely scenarios as climate changes in the Gulf of Maine
- Engineering A Low-Cost Kelp Aquaculture System for Community-Scale Seaweed Farming at Nearshore Exposed Sites via User-Focused Design Process
- Assessment of Aquaculture Structure Resilience to Environmental Change
- Impact of Shellfish Aquaculture on Benthic-Pelagic Coupling
- Species Specific Stable Isotope Fractionation Baseline between Oysters and Algae
- Attenuating Waves with Kelp Farms
- Environmental Change and Water Level Variability
- Ecological Interactions of Shellfish Aquaculture
- Hydrodynamic Impacts of Expanding Aquaculture
- Understanding Aquacultured Bivalve Growth and Climate Change Impacts in the Damariscotta River using a Coupled Modeling Approach
- Impact of Environmental Change on Material Transport
- Detritus as Nutritional Supplement for Bivalves
- Develop Organism Growth Model of Secondary Production Utilizing Forcing Functions of Biophysical Data from Buoys, Sensors, Water Samples, and Transects
- Formation of Kelp and Marsh Grass Detritus as Potential Shellfish Nutrition
- Hydrodynamic Modeling of Saco-Casco Bays, the Damariscotta River and Eastern Maine
- Buoy Monitoring Program and Transect Sampling
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