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Sea Grant Investments: Enhancing Knowledge of Aquaculture Technologies, Practices, and Businesses – MIT Sea Grant Sea Grant Investments: Enhancing Knowledge of Aquaculture Technologies, Practices, and Businesses Sea Grant has invested $9. 4 million in 25 new projects focused on production, offshore operations, economics, marketing and consumer education, workforce development, and more.
The projects span across Sea Grant programs in 19 states, as well as Puerto Rico.
Funding Area 1: Enhancing Knowledge of Aquaculture Technologies, Practices, and Businesses Eight projects based in California, Georgia, Hawaiʻi, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island were selected for a total of $557,913 in fiscal year 2025 funding, towards supporting opportunities for researchers, extension personnel, and aquaculture industry members to exchange information.
This includes visits and learning at aquaculture-related sites domestically and abroad to enhance knowledge of aquaculture technologies, production practices and systems, businesses, or other associated topics. Learn more about these projects here. One of these funded projects is based at MIT Sea Grant, called AquaCulture Shock.
The initiative centers around enhancing aquaculture knowledge exchange through student internships with key partners in Norway, focusing on advanced technologies and systems for farming Atlantic salmon.
MIT Sea Grant Funded Project AquaCulture Shock: International Internships for U.S.-Norway Aquaculture Knowledge Exchange Principal Investigators: Michael Triantafyllou, Lily Keyes, and Danny Badger This project builds on an international initiative to exchange knowledge on the production of Atlantic salmon through student internships with key partners in Norway, in partnership with MIT International Science and Technology Initiatives.
The project will match four MIT Sea Grant students with internships at leading aquaculture-focused labs and companies in Norway, including the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Field Robotics Lab and SINTEF Ocean’s aquaculture department.
The students will gain knowledge of systems and technologies related to farming salmon, including autonomy for offshore farms, sensors and underwater vehicles for monitoring fish and structure integrity, and machine learning for fish health and feeding.
The internships will support the development of an informed aquaculture workforce, further a United States-Norway collaboration in the field of aquaculture, and enhance knowledge of technologies and systems for farming Atlantic salmon in the U.S. Funding Area 2: Strengthening U.S. Aquaculture through Business Support Seven projects based in Florida, Kansas, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, Virginia, and Washington were selected for a total of $4,235,440 in fiscal year 2025 funding, towards strengthening U.S. aquaculture.
The overall goal of the projects is to support new aquaculture businesses and enhance the output, efficiency, and profitability of U.S. aquaculture businesses. Learn more about these projects here.
Funding Area 3: Enhancing Production of Aquaculture Species Three projects based in Hawaiʻi, Texas, and Virginia were selected for a total of $2,583,009 in fiscal year 2025 funding, towards developing and refining methods, protocols, techniques, and/or strategies to enhance the production of one or more life stages of aquaculture species.
The overall goal of these projects is to improve the efficiency, output, and profitability of U.S. aquaculture businesses. Learn more about these projects here.
Funding Area 4: Aquaculture Internships Program Four projects based in California, Hawaiʻi, Louisiana, and New Jersey were selected for a total of $1,493,911 in fiscal year 2025 funding, towards enhancing workforce development of the U.S. aquaculture industry through internships.
The internships will provide commercial aquaculture experience for students attending high school, or undergraduate or graduate school, including community colleges, and other interested individuals at partnering aquaculture operations. Learn more about these projects here.
Funding Area 5: Aquaculture Legal, Regulatory, and Policy Grants Three projects based in California, Mississippi, and Virginia were selected for a total of $554,830 in fiscal year 2025 funding, towards addressing legal, regulatory, and policy topics relevant to the U.S. aquaculture community. Learn more about these projects here. « MIT Sea Grant is Currently Hiring: Research Program Administrator Now Accepting Nominations: Dean A.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers, extension personnel, and aquaculture industry members in participating states. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Sea Grant Investments: Enhancing Knowledge of Aquaculture Technologies, Practices, and Businesses is funded by MIT Sea Grant. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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