Tropical Crab Research Group
Save Tropical Crabs from the Brink: Address Human Impact and Climate Change to Ensure a Sustainable Future!
Tropical crabs play a crucial role in maintaining the health of marine and coastal ecosystems. As scavengers and predators, they help regulate populations of other marine organisms and contribute to nutrient cycling.
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About Tropicrab
Tropical Crab Research Group (Tropicrab) is a collaborative network of tropical crab research formed to disseminate science and technology worldwide. Tropicrab is open to conducting research collaborations with universities, research centers, and other partners with the same vision and mission: developing science and technology to build sustainable crab fisheries. Tropicrab is also designed as one entry point for studying crabs at Hasanuddin University. Get important information about research projects, publications, and scholarships at Tropicrab.
Research Focus Areas
Research focus areas are key domains of study that guide academic and scientific investigations toward addressing specific challenges or advancing knowledge in a particular field.
Fisheries Innovation
Fundamental research in crab biology, genetics, and ecology to support fisheries innovation.
Natural Stock
Development of technology and innovation for natural stock enhancement.
Aquaculture Practices
Development of technology and innovation for sustainable aquaculture practices.
Genetic Markers
Use genetic markers for health monitoring and managing crab stock breeding.
Data Based
Development of data-based fisheries management models that support sustainability.
Sustainable
Development of sustainable crab agribusiness.
Our Team
Hasanuddin University’s Tropicrab Researcher team focuses on the study and conservation of tropical crabs, particularly in Indonesia’s rich coastal and marine ecosystems.
Prof. Dr. Yushinta Fujaya
Chairman of Tropical Crab
Dr. Khor Waiho​
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT)
Dr. Matthew Ogburn
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC)
Dr. Andi Parenrengi
Badan Riset dan Inovasi Nasional (BRIN)
Dr. Tan Kian Ann
Principle Investigator – Beibu Gulf University
Benefits of joining Tropicrab
Benefits of joining Tropicrab for researchers, students and institutions interested in tropical crab research
Collaborative Research Opportunities
Members can partner with universities, research centers, and fisheries organizations to conduct interdisciplinary studies on tropical crabs.
Access to Scientific Resources
Researchers can gain access to valuable datasets, publications, and methodologies related to crab biology, ecology, and fisheries.
Funding and Scholarships
Tropicrab can provide information on research grants, scholarships, and funding opportunities for students and scientists.
Networking and Knowledge Exchange
Members can connect with international experts, share findings, and participate in discussions that advance the field of tropical crab research.
Conservation and Sustainability Initiatives
By collaborating with Tropicrab, researchers contribute to sustainable fisheries management and conservation strategies for tropical crab species.
Training and Capacity Building
Workshops, conferences, and training programs can help researchers and students enhance their crab research and fisheries management skills.
Our Publication
Our publications include journal articles, books, and patents, reflecting our commitment to advancing sustainable management strategies for tropical crab species.
Our Gallery
Explore highlights from our research, community engagement, trainings, and workshops—capturing the work we do and the people we serve.
