Win Surachetpong

Professor Win Surachetpong is a distinguished academic specializing in Microbiology at the Institute of Aquaculture, University of Stirling. His research focuses on innovative approaches to disease management in aquaculture systems, particularly through the application of phage therapy as an alternative to conventional antibiotics.

Professor Surachetpong's research interests center on microbial pathogens affecting aquaculture, with particular expertise in Aeromonas veronii infections in fish. His work bridges the fields of microbiology, aquaculture health management, and sustainable food production, addressing critical challenges in the global seafood industry. His research has practical applications for improving fish health while reducing antibiotic use in aquaculture operations.

His recent publication in Microorganisms (2025) demonstrates his active research program investigating phage-based biocontrol methods. The work on phages DJ6712 and FW6709 represents cutting-edge research in developing targeted solutions for bacterial pathogens in aquaculture settings.

As a Professor at the Institute of Aquaculture, Professor Surachetpong contributes to one of the world's leading centers for aquaculture research and education. The Institute maintains strong connections with the global aquaculture industry and conducts research addressing real-world challenges in sustainable seafood production.