معرفی
Daniel Matulić is an Associate Professor in the Department of Fisheries, Apiculture, Wildlife management and special Zoology at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb. Employed since 2007, he progressed from Young Researcher to his current position through Senior Assistant and Assistant Professor roles, teaching diverse courses in aquaculture, ichthyology, and aquatic ecosystems across 15+ subjects in Croatian and English.
Education:
- PhD, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture (2007-2013)
- Graduate Degree, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture (1996-2005)
Research Focus:
His work centers on Aquaculture (RAS and IMTA systems), Fish Nutrition emphasizing fish meal replacement with sustainable alternatives, Ichthyology, and Hydrological Challenges in open waters. Research integrates laboratory nutrition trials with field ecology studies to advance sustainable aquaculture practices and ecosystem conservation.
Publication Trends:
Recent publications (2017-2020) reveal dual emphases: (1) Physiological impacts of alternative feed ingredients on fish growth, health, and gene expression, particularly in loach and bullhead species; (2) Long-term ecological assessments of river systems like the Sava River, examining anthropogenic impacts on fish assemblages and zooplankton dynamics.
Scientific Awards:
No specific awards documented in source materials.
Grant Leadership:
Secured EU, bilateral (China, Hungary, Montenegro), and national funding for projects including The EU Aquaponics Hub (2014-2018), fish nutrition studies with alternative proteins (2015-2017), and Sava River ecosystem monitoring (2013-2017), serving as coordinator for 5+ initiatives.
Professional Engagement:
Served as Editor-in-Chief (2016-2020) and Section Editor (2012-2016) for Croatian Journal of Fisheries while maintaining active membership in the European Aquaculture Society since 2012.
