Lobster Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture

Welcome to our Research Group

The Lobster Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture Research Group is dedicated to addressing the multifaceted challenges surrounding the sustainability of lobster fisheries. Our work is grounded in interdisciplinary research, integrating ecological, genetic, economic, and governance perspectives. Recognizing the increasing pressures from overfishing, habitat degradation, weak enforcement, and market-driven exploitation, our group strives to provide science-based solutions that support both conservation and sustainable utilization

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Team meeting for proposal TRG

The objective of the meeting was to gather input from all team members, including external collaborator Bayu Priyambodo. Prof. Jamaluddin emphasized the urgency of conducting lobster research to...

Simulation and discussion of quota calculations for fishing, conducted on 4-6 July 2024 in the Ibis Hotel Bogor. 

Presenting a paper on estimating the potential of glass (clear) lobster seed resources in Indonesian waters.  (Using “glass” is a common way to describe the clear larval stage of...

Training for creating TRG website

Makassar – The Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM) of Hasanuddin University held the 9th Batch of Thematic Research Group (TRG) Website Development Training for Unhas lecturers...
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Prof. Dr. Ir. Najamuddin, M.Sc

Leader

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Prof. Jesmond Sammut, Ph.D

External Collaborator

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Mateus Salvador

Doctoral Student

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Muh. Fauzan

Master Student

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Femiliani Novita Sari

Master Student

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Nurul Eka Wijayanti Risa

Master Student

Lobster Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture Research Group

Advancing innovation and collaboration in sustainable lobster aquaculture to preserve marine ecosystems, improve coastal community welfare, and strengthen national competitiveness through excellent research, appropriate technology, and responsible utilization of marine biodiversity for a better future of Indonesia’s fisheries.”

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