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Fish-AI reached a fundamental milestone on its way toward an artificial intestine

Latest publication: Ectopic stem cell niches sustain rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) intestine absorptive capacity when challenged with a plant protein-rich diet

The diet of carnivorous fish species has recently evolved with the gradual replacement of fish meal and fish oil with more...

Fish-AI at the XX. ISFNF Conference 2022

The consortium of Fish-Ai participated the XX. International Symposium of Fish Nutrition and Feeding Towards Precision Fish Nutrition and Feeding conference...

Biofabics and Fish-AI

Pedro Costa, CEO & CTO at our partner, Biofabics gave a fascinating talk on project Fish-AI at Jortech ’22.

Morphological And Functional Characterization of the Rainbow Trout Gut To Develop A Predictive In Vitro Intestinal Model – Nicole Verdile, UniMi

Nicole Verdile, PhD student from Prof. Gandolfi’s lab gave a talk on the topic Morphological And Functional Characterization of the Rainbow...

NEW FRONTIERS IN SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE: CELL LINES DERIVED FROM THE RAINBOW TROUT INTESTINE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ARTIFICIAL INTESTINE

One of the main goals of aquaculture research is to develop new feed formulations, which do not contain fish proteins, to...

Fish-AI quarterly newsletter

Part of project Fish-AI is to disseminate the results to you to share all the achievements, to inspire you and to...

Latest Fish-AI publication: Preparation of Biological Scaffolds and Primary Intestinal Epithelial Cells to Efficiently 3D Model the Fish Intestinal Mucosa

Project Fish-AI was invited to publish in the Methods in Molecular Biology, Springer Protocols’ special edition on Next Generation Culture Platforms...

Future tech week and European Research and Innovation Days Attendance 2020

Project Fish-AI was lucky to attend the Future Tech Week organised by FET-FX and the European Research and Innovation Days in...

Latest Fish-AI publication: STEM CELLS IDENTIFIED IN THE FISH INTESTINE

Stem cells drive the renewal of tissues and organs balancing their wear and tear. Intestine is no exception and its inner...