Focus and Scope

Focus

Jurnal Aquapreneur & Biosains Aquatik welcomes original research articles, review articles, and case studies focusing on the advancement of knowledge, technology, innovation, and practical applications in freshwater, brackishwater, and marine aquaculture. The journal also promotes the integration of aquatic biosciences, technology, and business strategies to support productive, innovative, and sustainable aquaculture development.

Scope

The journal covers the following areas:

  1. Aquaculture Technology & Management
    • Aquaculture production systems, including biofloc, RAS (Recirculating Aquaculture System), aquaponics, floating net cages, and other innovative culture systems.
    • Management of water quality, sediment, and aquaculture production environments.
    • Environmental engineering, automation, Smart Farming, and IoT Aquaculture technologies.
  2. Fish Nutrition & Feed Technology
    • Formulation and production of fish feeds using local, alternative, and sustainable ingredients.
    • Functional feed ingredients, feed additives, probiotics, and microencapsulation technologies.
    • Fish growth performance, feed efficiency (Feed Conversion Ratio/FCR), and nutrient digestibility.
  3. Fish Health & Aquatic Bioscience
    • Diagnosis, prevention, and control of bacterial, parasitic, fungal, and viral diseases in fish.
    • Applications of natural immunostimulants, phytopharmaceuticals, probiotics, and prebiotics in aquaculture.
    • Hematology, immunology, physiology, biochemistry, and other aspects of aquatic biosciences.
  4. Fish Genetics, Breeding & Reproduction
    • Fish hatchery and reproductive technologies, including induced spawning, hormonal applications, and sperm cryopreservation.
    • Selective breeding, polyploidization, and genetic marker applications.
    • Larval rearing management and improvement of seed quality.
  5. Aquapreneurship & Aquaculture Economics
    • Aquaculture business feasibility analysis, including R/C Ratio, NPV, B/C Ratio, ROI, and other economic indicators.
    • Supply chain management, marketing strategies, and commercialization of aquaculture products.
    • Business risk management, business model development, incubation, and socioeconomic analysis of aquaculture farmers.
    • Processing and development of value-added products from aquaculture commodities.