I am a multidisciplinary researcher with over a decade of experience dedicated to advancing responsible aquaculture and fisheries practices. Fueled by a profound passion for aquatic life, my career has centered on unraveling the complexities of fish and their welfare. My focus spans from deciphering fish behavior and social structures to exploring their adaptive responses to environmental challenges. Currently, I am immersed in innovative proteomic techniques aimed at assessing and enhancing the well-being of aquatic species. This research trajectory has deepened my understanding of the physiological and molecular aspects of fish welfare, empowering me to develop and validate strategies for improving welfare management on commercial and global scales. In addition to my scientific contributions, I actively engage in fish welfare training, experimentation, and consultancy.