Amina Moss

Dr. Amina Moss is a Lecturer in Aquaculture Nutrition at the University of Stirling's Institute of Aquaculture. Her work focuses on developing climate-resilient feeds for crustaceans and investigating nutritional requirements under changing environments. She holds a PhD from Kagoshima University, Japan, and has expertise in feed formulation, bioactive compounds, and sustainable aquaculture practices.

Research Interests:

• Climate-resilient diets for crustaceans
• Utilization of marine by-products in feeds
• Impact of environmental stress on aquatic species nutrition
• Antioxidative stress response mechanisms

Community Contributions:

• Organized 2024 MAK STEM Fest to engage youth in aquaculture careers
• Co-creator of high-school aquaculture outreach programs
• Chair of Institute of Aquaculture Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) committee

Key Achievements:

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2023)
• Aurora Leadership Program participant (2023)
• Published 24+ peer-reviewed articles on aquaculture nutrition

Lab/Team: Active in the Marine Environmental Research Laboratory (MERL), collaborating with industry partners on sustainable feed development projects.