Research at the BFE Faculty
Research activities include both natural science and social science disciplines.
Climate, environment and resource management are key areas of research at the Department of Arctic and Marine Biology. The expertise of the researchers range from cell and molecular biology to complex ecosystems in northern populations.
At the School of Business and Economics sustainable development of a creative and competitive business is central. What are the conditions for creating profitable businesses in the north? How do we commercialize research and business ideas? What is needed to establish a new industry, and which strategies should be used?
Research at the Norwegian College of Fishery Science is related to two main issues; marine resource management and marine biotechnology. This includes basic and thematically oriented industrial research.
Read more about specific research groups and projects at the departments' own web pages.
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Doktorgradsavhandlinger:
Tsoulia, Thomais : Transcriptional responses to Piscine orthoreovirus (PRV) and stress hormones in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) red blood cells Blomstervik, Ingvild Hansten : Preference for Novelty in Tourism: Investigating the role of personal values through variable- and person-centered approaches Chan, Dennis Tin Chat : Exploring the Microbial Chassis-Effect: Implications Towards Greater BiodesignMasteroppgaver:
Teigen, Sondre Johann : Creating alpha with Machine Learning algorithms Aslesen, Andreas / Holst, Lasse : Hvilke eksportnæringer bør Norge satse på i årene fremover? - En studie basert på implikasjonene fra økonomisk kompleksitet Freyer, Judith Marie : Analysis of Bacterial Communities associated with the Tidal Zone Grass Puccinellia in Response to Diesel SpillsArtikler og rapporter:
Mlingi, Frank Thomas / Puvanendran, Velmurugu / Burgerhout, Erik / Mommens, Maren / Hansen, Øyvind J / Míguez, María Fernández / Presa, Pablo / Tveiten, Helge / Tomkiewicz, Jonna / Kjørsvik, Elin : “Influence of short-to-continuous and continuous photoperiods combined with elevated temperatures on sexual maturation in lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus, L. 1758)” Tsoulia, Thomais : Transcriptional responses to Piscine orthoreovirus (PRV) and stress hormones in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) red blood cells Bertella, Giovanna : Empathy and sustainability education beyond business as usualSe alle oppføringer i Munin – Open research archive