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Marine microalgae as potential source for sustainable aquafeeds: A scientometric perspective on stewarding aquaculture sustainability Cover

Marine microalgae as potential source for sustainable aquafeeds: A scientometric perspective on stewarding aquaculture sustainability

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Open Access
|Aug 2026

Figures & Tables

Figure 1

Year-wise publications and citations on the theme marine microalgae for sustainable aquafeeds.

Source: Scopus, (2024).

Figure 2

Document category on the theme marine microalgae for sustainable aquafeeds.

Source: Scopus (2024).

Table 1

Documents supported by individual funding sponsor for the theme.

Funding SponsorPublications
European Commission83
Horizon 2020 framework program (EU)53
National Natural Science Foundation of China52
Fundacao para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia (Portugal)47
European Regional development fund (EU)45

[i] Source: Scopus (2024). EU, European Union.

Figure 3

Publications as per focus area.

Source: Scopus (2024).

Figure 4

Top10 most documented authors on the theme marine microalgae for sustainable aquafeeds.

Source: Scopus (2024).

Figure 5

(A) Network, (B) An overlay visualization of country based co-authorships on marine microalgae for sustainable aquafeeds.

Source: Scopus (2024).

Table 2

Ranking top 15 countries as per co-authorship linkage strength among country cluster

Country ClustersNo. of countries in clusterTop 15 countries as per TLSCitations of top 15 as per TLSDocuments of top 15 as per TLSRank as per TLS
Cluster 115Norway62741091 (209)
Portugal1532807 (121)
Germany7533912 (74)
Cluster 214India1747919 (84)
Malaysia21855910 (82)
Cluster 38UK5520714 (166)
Cluster 48US66431342 (194)
Australia4785628 (98)
Cluster 57Egypt17265813 (63)
Cluster 66Belgium6941515 (52)
Spain35271303 (175)
Netherlands11243511 (78)
Cluster 96Ireland8733014 (61)
Cluster 105China41061505 (139)
Cluster 114Italy34841076 (132)

[i] Rank of top 15 countries as per TLS.

[ii] Source: Scopus (2024). TLS, total link strength.

Figure 6

Co-authorships among organizations on the basis of strength of total linkages.

Source: Scopus (2024).

Figure 7

Top 10 affiliations as per documents published on the subject.

Source: Scopus (2024).

Figure 8

Author keyword co-occurrence: An overlay visualization of the theme marine microalgae for sustainable aquafeeds.

Source: Scopus (2024).

Figure 9

Title field analysis on the topic marine microalgae for sustainable aquafeeds.

Source: Scopus (2024).

Table 3

Top 15 author keywords as per occurrence and cumulative link strength on the topic marine microalgae for sustainable aquafeeds

Top 15 Author KeywordsOccurrencesCumulative link strength
Microalgae226797
Aquaculture157651
Sustainability45215
Fatty acids49179
Growth performance56177
Fish oil27162
Rainbow trout35158
Nutrition33157
Aquafeed43152
Growth45146
Fishmeal30136
Dha30130
Fish meal26125
Digestibility24116
Epa25116

[i] Source: Scopus (2024).

Figure 10

Abstract field analysis on the topic marine microalgae for sustainable aquafeeds.

Source: Scopus (2024).

DOI: https://doi.org/10.26881/oahs-2026.1.19 | Journal eISSN: 1897-3191 | Journal ISSN: 1730-413X
Language: English
Submitted on: Apr 28, 2026
Accepted on: Jun 26, 2026
Published on: Aug 6, 2026
Published by: University of Gdańsk
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

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