Daniel Żarski

Daniel Żarski is a Researcher at the Institute of Animal Reproduction and Food Research, Polish Academy of Sciences, specializing in aquaculture and fish reproduction. His research focuses on improving freshwater fish reproduction techniques to protect ichthyofauna, with particular emphasis on economically significant species like zander.

His research interests center on reproductive biology in aquaculture systems, including hormonal induction of spawning, gamete quality assessment, cryopreservation techniques, and genetic markers of reproductive success in commercial fish species.

Publications primarily explore proteomic markers of egg quality, evolutionary genetics of sex determination, optimization of perch production systems, and novel approaches to artificial reproduction. Recent work demonstrates progressive integration of genomic tools with traditional aquaculture practices.

Dr. Żarski actively transfers knowledge to industry professionals through workshops on controlled fish reproduction techniques.