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Nereuz, a technology startup led by women for aquaculture monitoring

In aquaculture, estimating the number of species cultivated on the seabed usually involves removing them from the water, subjecting them to stress and even causing their death. It also exposes those who dive into the sea to carry out the monitoring, since they often do not have the right training or equipment.

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Daniela Reyes·February 24, 2026

Nereuz, a technology startup led by women for aquaculture monitoring

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