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The article highlighted a funding of 2.3 million Egyptian pounds awarded to the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Beni Suef University for a three-year research project. The project aims to develop sustainable scientific and technological solutions for purifying water in fish hatcheries and intensive aquaculture systems. This will be achieved through the design of absorbent materials based on Egyptian kaolin and marine waste, with the goal of removing ammonia and heavy metals from hatchery water. The work includes evaluating the efficiency of these materials in real aquaculture environments, led by a team of specialized academics under the supervision of Professor Dr. Walaa Masalhy. The initiative seeks to enhance water quality, safeguard aquatic animal health, and support the sustainability of the aquaculture sector.
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