On December 18, NIFS hosted a scientific committee for restoration of fisheries resources in the second half, having a time to report the current state of the project and review the recommendations for stock rebuilding.
On December 17, NIFS hosted a consultative meeting for the development of fisheries R&D and agreed to strengthen mutual cooperation for addressing the pending issues such as on-site research, technology dissemination, disasters, etc.
On December 16, NIFS had a time to hear a special lecture on the projection of future marine fisheries science and technology, followed by the presentations on 2024 NIFS research achievements by the responsible researchers.
On November 5, the Tidal Flat Research Center of NIFS hosted a ceremony to celebrate the completion of new office building of the center relocated in 405 Gangbyeon-ro, Gunsan-si, Jeollabuk-do.
As an integrated control tower in Korea's tidal flat research, the research center is expected to play a pivotal role in reinvigorating tidal flat fisheries.
NIFS participated in the 2024 Sea Farm Show held in Seoul aT Center (Nov.1~3), and presenting its latest research achievements including the new aquaculture species tolerant to high water temperature, etc.
On October 31, NIFS launched the "task force (TF) team for smart aquaculture technical support" aiming the sustainable establishment and smooth operation of smart farms and smart aquaculture cluster.
On October 17, NIFS launched the "task force (TF) team for the stabilization of sea squirt farming" in preparation for the measure to mitigate high water temperature-caused damage to sea squirt, followed by the kick-off meeting.
On September 25, the Research and Development Planning Division of NIFS signed MOU with the G-LAMP project team of Busan National University, to establish the system for cooperation and joint research on climate change, marine environment, fisheries bio-resources, etc.
On September 12th, NIFS held a future strategy symposium for the future of inland aquaculture industry. In the symposium, the participants exchanged thoughts and opinions through subject presentations and discussions to explore the new direction of inland aquaculture development.
On September 10th, NIFS held a forum to communicate with the seven heads of Suhyup Aquaculture Associations. In the forum, they agreed to actively apply the agendas presented to the research in order to tackle the pending issues at aquaculture sites,
