Thank you for your interest in the second annual Challenges in the Shellfish Industry Workshop, taking place in Oban, Scotland, from 30 September to 1 October 2025. This year’s theme, “Skills for Eff...

Popular in Victorian times, they are sustainable, a good source of protein and brilliant for biodiversity, say those championing the bivalves

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‘Candidatus Endonucleobacter’ is a pathogen of deep-sea mussels that can successfully reproduce in the nuclei of its host by expressing inhibitors of apoptosis, likely acquired through horizontal gene...

PhD Project - EASTBIO: Exploring Interactions between Mussels and Pathogenic Vibrio for Enhanced Shellfish Health and Food Safety at University of Edinburgh, listed on FindAPhD.com

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Some bivalves have evolved photosynthetic symbioses. Here, the authors show that heart cockles transmit light through their upper shell to internal photosynthetic symbionts, using mineral fiber optic ...

Pacific oysters, Crassostrea (Magallana) gigas, are the most commonly cultured invertebrate species globally. Recent years have seen outbreaks of summ…

The analysis of the DNA entrapped in ancient shells of molluscs has the potential to shed light on the evolution and ecology of this very diverse phylum. Ancient genomics could help reconstruct the re...

Researchers are studying humpback whale communication systems to learn how to detect and interpret extraterrestrial signals from outer space.

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The variant, which is believed to have killed 8,000 cats, has now been found in the UK. Are our pets at risk and is the new strain a threat to humans?

A study reveals that academic megajournals ‘Scientific Reports’ and ‘Nature Communications’ have cornered the market