Selective breeding has proven a promising tool to increase the fecundity in copepods. In SEQOP, SINTEF, NOFIMA and CFEED will assess if selectively bred lines of Acartia tonsa also display genetic alterations.
The goal for Microfeed is to be able to use diatoms as a raw material in salmon feed by contributing with documentation to show the effect of diatoms on nutrition, health and quality of salmon fish.
To succeed with industrialising kelp farming, we need to develop new solutions to reduce costs across the entire biomass production phase.
UTANTOX is about reducing heavy metals in marine residual raw material. The aim is to develop a method for reducing cadmium in by-products from Iceland scallops.
SINTEF Ocean together with NOFIMA are working in the project SAFE where one of the main goals is fostering bilateral cooperation between Croatia and Norway in the field of sustainable aquaculture and fisheries.
Marine rest raw material constitutes an important value-creating resource in the Norwegian fisheries and aquaculture industry. Today, the majority is brought to shore and taken care of in a good way, but the potential for increased utilization rate...
The project will identify the global food industry needs, considering emerging processing technologies, such as high pressure processing, membrane processing, pulsed electric field and ultrasound.
The collaborative project AMBIOS aims to develop the world's first fully autonomous platform for multi-layer mapping of biodiversity in the marine space and validate it on selected use cases in Mid-Norway.
GP Seaweed seeks to develop technology and knowledge on the upscaling and modernisation of seaweed farming, while developing new, climate-friendly products from cultivated seaweed for blue-green value chains.
Great expectations are being linked to the emergence of seaweed cultivation as a new bioeconomy in Norway.
Combining salmon and kelp through integrated aquaculture to test the IMTA effect in Northern Norway.
There are many species in the ocean, and there is a possibility several more of them can find their way to the dinner plate.
Synergy of blue and green sectors for resilient biomass production and processing to develop sustainable feed ingredients for European aquaculture
Selective Breeding of Copepods
It is mandatory to treat water from land based recirculating aquaculture (RAS) before release from an aquaculture plant, and this implies a cost to the producer. At present, there is no established system for collection and reuse of RAS release water...
The main goal of the CalaFeed project is to enhance the potential of Calanus as an aquafeed ingredient. The zooplankton Calanus finmarchicus, also known as red feed, is a natural resource widely available in Norwegian waters, that has the potential...
The use of renewable marine bioresources to make feed ingredients for fish feed is still in its infancy. In POLYKELP, we will study seaweed and brush worms aimed for use as salmon feed.
Reducing atmospheric GHG through offshore ocean seaweed farming and conversion to climate positive products or solutions.