Research

Research Areas

FNFL explores fish nutrition and aquafeed science from nutrient requirements and feed utilization to physiological responses and sustainable aquaculture production.

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Cultured fish in a feeding pond representing fish nutrition and nutrient requirements

Fish Nutrition & Nutrient Requirements

Evaluating the nutritional requirements of cultured fish under practical rearing conditions to support healthy growth, feed efficiency, and stable production performance.

02
Feed ingredient samples in petri dishes representing aquafeed formulation and ingredient evaluation

Aquafeed Formulation & Ingredient Evaluation

Formulating experimental diets and assessing conventional and alternative feed ingredients for their quality, nutritional value, and suitability in aquaculture feeds.

03
Laboratory pipetting and sample preparation representing digestibility metabolism and feed utilization research

Digestibility, Metabolism & Feed Utilization

Analyzing feed and biological samples to understand nutrient digestibility, metabolic responses, and how efficiently fish utilize diets for growth and performance.

04
Microscope-based laboratory analysis representing physiology histology and immunobiochemistry

Physiology, Histology & Immunobiochemistry

Investigating physiological and histological changes together with biochemical, immune, and ELISA-based responses to dietary and environmental treatments.

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Open-water aquaculture facility representing sustainable aquafeed and aquaculture production

Sustainable Aquafeed & Aquaculture Production

Advancing sustainable aquaculture through efficient feed strategies, environmentally responsible production systems, and practical approaches to long-term farm productivity.