Dr. Jaume Pérez Sánchez

Profesor de investigación

Over 30 years experience in aquaculture, fish nutrition, physiology and nutrigenomics

The research Group of Nutrigenomics is focus on gilthead sea bream, but also deals with studies in other farmed fish species (European sea bass, common dentex, turbot, Senegalese sole, trout). The ultimate goal is to develop new bio-technological tools for the sustainable development and validation of new fish feeds, using safe alternative raw materials and additivies to improve the overall performance and health status of farmed fish, also preserving the nutritive value of marked fish.

Currently, the Nutrigenomics Group participates in 3 European projects of H2020 and Horizon Europe (AQUASERV, AQUAEXCEL3.0, EatFISH), and is coordinating the ThinkInAzul programme (2022-2025) in Valencian Community, comprising 39 research groups and a total budget of 10 million euros. In addition, the Group conducts several collaborations with companies of aquafeeds and additives (SPAROS, BioMar, LSAqua) and different National (UB, ULPGC, IRTA) and European (Ifremer, CIIMAR, INRAE, Universitiy of Insubria) Research Groups by means of Projects, contracts or Transnational Accesses.

The average of peer-reviewed publications of the Nutrigenomics Group is 13 SCI publications per year in the last five years (2019-2023), with an annual income of more than 400,000 €. The Group also participates actively in the organization of International Events and Dissemination Workshops aimed at R&D managers and general audiences.

 

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Diet matters, but seasonality matters more
2026-10-29
In our last study published in Animal Microbiome, we investigated how diet and seasonal dynamics shape microbial communities in gilthead seabream across the gut, skin, inlet water, and rearing water. The results showe...
IATS-CSIC Scientists Highlighted in the 2026 Stanford Ranking, with Nutrigroup Representation
2026-10-22
The Institute of Aquaculture Torre de la Sal (IATS-CSIC) once again features prominently in the prestigious World’s Top 2% Scientists ranking published by Stanford University. A total of five researchers from the c...
UMH and CSIC join forces to assess innovative feeds for sustainable and climate-resilient aquaculture
2026-10-15
Researchers from CIAGRO at Miguel Hernández University (UMH) and the Institute of Aquaculture Torre de la Sal (Nutrigenomics and Integrative Biology Group, IATS-CSIC) evaluated three feed formulations for farmed g...
Fish microbiome research highlighted at MHA 2026
2026-09-25
The IATS-CSIC Nutrigenomics Group participated in the 4th International Symposium Mucosal Health in Aquaculture (MHA 2026), held in Barcelona, one of the leading international meetings dedicated to fish mucosal health, h...
Biological Age as a New Tool to Anticipate Fish Welfare in Aquaculture
2026-09-01
  Can fish welfare be read before the warning signs become visible? A recent study of the Fish Nutrigenomics and Integrative Biology Group from the Institute of Aquaculture of Torre de la Sal (IATS-CSIC) sugge...
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