A broad spectrum of marine research
Research conducted at the Norwegian College of Fishery Science is concentrated around two main areas: marine resource management and marine biotechnology. This includes basic research and thematically directed research aimed at the industry, divided into six research groups.
Our research is conducted in close cooperation with the research environments of the faculty and the university, as well as other partners – both local, regional, national and international.
Research at the NCFS is carried out by permanent research staff, project researchers and PhD-students. Bachelor and master students are also involved at all levels of research.
We have 36 projects at our unit:
Tailoring immune responses in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.): from early immune stimulation to transcription factor-based vaccination against salmonid alphavirus subtype 3 (SAV3)
The impact of oxygenation and feeding on soundscape patterns in RAS tanks holding Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
Regulatory Landscapes in Marine Biotechnology
Ghost fishing catch estimates based on annual retrieval operations in Norwegian waters
Screening the plant-like animals, 20 years of drug discovery from arctic marine invertebrates
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: How Different Ecosystem (Dis)Services Perspectives Alter Management Decisions of a Native Invasive Encroachment
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