Muhammed Atamanalp

Atatürk University Turkey

Prof. Dr. Muhammed Atamanalp has been a faculty member at Atatürk University's Faculty of Fisheries since 2009 and has served as its founding dean. He has nearly 130 SCI papers, most of which are on aquatic toxicology. He is a specialist in water pollution, fish physiology, and the toxic effects of newly synthesized compounds on aquatic organisms. He holds seven registered patents. He has supervised 10 PhD students and 14 master's students and completed 30 fully funded scientific projects. He also serves as a jury member for academic recruitment at over 25 universities.

Muhammed Atamanalp

2books edited

3chapters authored

Latest work with IntechOpen by Muhammed Atamanalp

Emerging Trends in Fisheries - Sustainable Practices and New Perspectives examines future directions in aquaculture and fisheries, offering an in-depth analysis of emerging trends in this sector. This work focuses on novel solutions and sustainable practices and discusses the dynamic interplay between aquaculture, aquatic ecosystems, and rural economies. Contributions from global experts cover a range of critical topics, including the potential of aquaculture family businesses to reduce rural-to-urban migration and the challenges and opportunities facing the aquaculture industry. The book also explores groundbreaking feed technologies, including the use of insects as a novel nutritional source and the role of seaweed in advancing integrated mariculture. Additionally, it emphasizes the vital role of plankton in marine fish and shellfish larval nutrition and explores the untapped potential of inland fisheries to boost rural economies in South Africa. With the invaluable contributions of experts regarding the future direction of fisheries, Emerging Trends in Fisheries - Sustainable Practices and New Perspectives offers essential information to researchers, policymakers, and professionals working towards sustainable fisheries development.

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