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Sustainable aquaculture – technologies in RAS Systems
Efficent water quality improvment - biotech in water cleaning
Sensing technologies
Social science – monitoring and analysing water usage and demand
Providing research improving water managment and cleaning
Educating society, promoting new technologies in sustainable water managment
Developing new solutions in sustainable food industry
Gathering and integrating data and knowledge about water usage and demand
The four pillars of the Institute
Sustainable aquaculture – technologies in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS)
- The growing demand for good quality of food combined with the increasing problem with freshwater
generates the need for new technologies in food productions
- The RAS system is an almost complete closed circuit in which water is purified and reused continuously
- The system is under full control in terms of water quality, pollutions, infections, etc.
- The food produced in RAS does not require the chemical compounds including the antibiotics and do
not contain the heavy metals, contaminations, and microplastics
- New technologies in RAS can provide sustainable food production in smart cities and areas where drought is a frequent problem
Efficent water quality improvment - biotech in water cleaning
- Water quality control is one a major factor in food production, industry, biohazard control and social economy
- Advances in biotechnology allow for construction of the cost-effective environmental friendly and efficient
methods for water quality improvement
- Improvement in water cleaning has an impact in water management, protection and economy
Sensing technologies
- Pathogen monitoring system
- Water parameters measurement
- Systems for on-line water quality monitoring
- Integrated systems for monitoring of water usage, shortages, demand etc.
Social science – monitoring and analysing water usage and demand
- Pathogen monitoring system
- Water parameters measurement
- Systems for on-line water quality monitoring
- Integrated systems for monitoring of water usage, shortages, demand etc.
Why water-tech is the future?
Climate change – water scarcity
Water polution – industrial overuse of water
Migration, overpopulation – need to feed with limited water resources