Cefas Sustainable Aquaculture Futures University of British Columbia scientists have developed a Seafood Risk Tool to identify and reduce impacts of chemicals and diseases in global aquaculture which is expected to provide up to 70% of seafood by 2050 #OneHealthAquaculture Nature Food paper out 👉go.nature.com/3IkDVpJ

Join the Cefas Communications team! We are recruiting a Senior External Communications Officer and an Engagement Officer. Help shape Comms about and engagement with our marine, freshwater and environmental science. 👇 cefas.co.uk/about-us/caree…

Are you still recruiting for expeditions? Susie is keen to join! #askran

Continuing our celebrations, our student award goes to Dr Rebecca Wright and co-authors for their paper: Role of jellyfish in the plankton ecosystem revealed using a global ocean biogeochemical model in Biogeosciences bit.ly/3vZTlMz #CefasScience

👏Early Career Scientist winner is Michael Spence and co-authors with the paper: Sustainable fishing can lead to improvements in marine ecosystem status: an ensemble-model forecast of the North Sea ecosystem in Marine Ecology Progress Series bit.ly/3P9XvZM #CefasScience

I love a good Infographic to bring science to life! Well done Kirsty Bradley !

Incredible, influential science to support monitoring of covid strains during the pandemic- a well deserved win for Cefas non journal publications award for David Walker and the teams involved!

And massive congratulations to Ioanna Katsiadaki for winning Cefas’ Paper of the Year, alongside her many co-authors!

It's Invasive Non Native Species Week! See our blog about some of the key pathways of aquatic #InvasiveSpecies introduction and Cefas’ research, advice and regulatory role in tackling invasive species Invasive Species Week #INNSweek Find out more 👉 bit.ly/39Zfpyd

A great YouTube overview video of marine invasive species from Hannah Tidbury !

Beach litter accumulation studies are important to investigate litter flows to the marine environment. Cefas and University of KwaZulu-Natal studied litter at two locations in South Africa where plastic dominated, being more than 90% of all items #plasticpollution #marinelitter bit.ly/3wyEojy

Our new paper discusses how #ClimateChange influences sources and pathways of #MarineLitter, influences #litter breakdown, contributes to non-native species spread, undermines resilience of marine #ecosystems and approaches to guide research and policy bit.ly/3z6V2ts

Great to meet FLORIDA student scientists on their #UFinUK coastal biology, natural history and culture UK your- wouldn’t it be great to go back to university?!

Join us on #WorldOceanDay in celebrating some of our national and international work to protect this vital resource. Covering over 70% of the planet, the Ocean produces >50% of Earth's oxygen and is home to most of earth’s biodiversity See our newsletter👉bit.ly/3MtK1p1

Excited to be working on this great programme!

New paper from @ExeterMarine colleagues with Cefas co-author craigbakeraustin on mechanisms of pathogen transport on plastic debris #marineplastics portlandpress.com/emergtoplifesc…

Great to see this work continuing in Vanuatu

🔊New podcast episode! On #WorldFisheriesDay hear how our research vessel surveys support #fisheries data collection🐟 Find out about life onboard the RV Endeavour and how we sample, building on 120 years of surveys🚢 #UnchattedWaters 👉Listen here bit.ly/3FR6qvy

A great opportunity to work with me on the communications for this exciting international programme, supporting marine biodiversity, water quality and sustainable seafood. Apply by 7th December

It's World #AntimicrobialResistance Awareness Week Antimicrobial resistance is one of the biggest global health issues of our time. Listen to our Human Health podcast on bacteria and viruses and how to keep seafood safe to eat🍽️ #UnchattedWaters #WAAW ➡️bit.ly/3FR6qvy