Fisheries and Aquaculture
We research all aspects of marine fisheries including population ecology of fish stocks, fisheries management, remote sensing, health and wellbeing of fishers and their communities and historical ecology. Our research adopts an ecosystem-based approach to marine management, and our research in fisheries management is increasingly focused on Post-Brexit arrangements and outcomes for the UK fisheries sector.
This theme includes The Centre for Sustainable Aquaculture Futures, which is operated in partnership with Cefas (Centre for Environmental Fisheries and Aquaculture Science) to investigate aquatic disease, anti-microbial resistance, aquatic food safety, genomics and host-pathogen interactions.
Photo courtesy of Shane Gross
This theme comprises researchers from Biosciences, Centre for Ecology and Conservation (CEC), The Centre for Geography and Environmental Science, Environment and Sustainability Institute (ESI), Geography, and Centre for Offshore Technology.
» Mike Allen
» Ian Ashton
» Manuel Barange
» Diego Barneche
» Stuart Bearhop
» Annette Broderick
» Katrina Brown
» Kathryn Cook
» Tomas Chaigneau
» Robert Ellis
» Louisa Evans
» William Gaze
» Brendan Godley
» Andrew Griffiths
» Alasdair Harris
» Lucy Hawkes
» Vicky Hobson
» Dave Hodgson
» Lars Johanning
» Chris Lowe
» Josh Martin
» Kristian Metcalfe
» Daniel Mayor
» Francis Neat
» Richard Phillips
» Steve Rocliffe
» Eduarda Santos
» Jamie Shutler
» Helen Smith
» Jamie Stevens
» Ruth Thurstan
» Rachel Turner
» Charles Tyler
» Dunia Urrego
» Mark van der Giezen
» Frank Van Veen
» Nicola Weber
» Bryony Williams
» Rod Wilson
» Matthew Witt
» Jinwei Zhang