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26.10.2018
- 42 highlights from research on closed aquaculture systems
30.10.2023 - Final report summing up CtrlAQUA
17.08.2023 - Partial success with closed technologies
20.04.2023 - Final annual report of CtrlAQUA
20.04.2023 - Scientists have developed a health test for smolt
14.09.2022 - Sensitive nose when exposed to toxic gas
06.10.2022 - Meet three CtrlAQUA students
09.05.2022 - Two pieces of fish health advice
05.05.2022 - Annual report 2021 for CtrlAQUA is ready
06.04.2022 - Time of year for sea transfer decides RAS strategy
28.03.2022 - PhD in quality of sensors
23.03.2022 - A lot to save from targeted UV
03.03.2022 - Working for cutting energy use in a growing industry
14.04.2021 - Annual report 2020 for CtrlAQUA released
12.04.2021 - Few lice, but major R&D efforts are still required regarding closed sea-based facilities
12.04.2021 - Researcher in Nofima within department Production Biology
06.04.2021 - New knowledge about disinfection of RAS facilities
16.03.2021 - A vegetarian with a PhD in fish
03.03.2021 - “Smolt production in the future” goes digital
23.09.2020 - Documenting effect of light on salmon performance
13.10.2020 - Another piece in place about the salmon’s requirements in closed facilities
31.08.2020 - A doctoral degree outside the norm
29.04.2020 - Two new technology partners
21.04.2020 - Spotlight on a deadly gas, disease and puberty
17.04.2020 - Rapid implementation of innovation
15.04.2020 - Annual report for 2019 is here
02.04.2020 - Muscles grow in strong currents
13.02.2020 - Ideal onshore fish farm tanks
21.01.2020 - Fact sheets for implementing research in industry
15.10.2019 - Student blog about water quality in RAS
14.06.2019 - Fish health must be a key consideration when developing new fish farming technology
22.08.2019 - Film about student experiment on sensor shutter
06.05.2019 - Annual report 2018
08.04.2019 - Research and industry well established in the international arena
05.04.2019 - Many students being educated in CtrlAQUA
03.04.2019 - Are closed containment aquaculture the only solution?
19.03.2019 - Safer transfer to the sea
04.01.2019 - Discussed how to produce smolt in the future
26.10.2018 - Research to improve fish health
26.11.2018 - Best presentation award on sea lice detection
07.05.2018 - Knowledge Update: Future Smolt Production
03.05.2018 - Student interview: Amazed by the future of closed systems
23.04.2018 - Student interview: Faster, more reliable ammonia analysis
20.04.2018 - Interview: Better innovation in a Center partnership
20.04.2018 - Interview: The fish comes first
17.04.2018 - Annual report 2017
06.04.2018 - Large smolt not always best
02.03.2018 - Film about student experiment on biofilters
29.01.2018 - Opportunities for Norwegian players in America
15.12.2017 - New leader in CtrlAQUA
13.12.2017 - Closed-containment aquaculture in workshop in Canada
01.12.2017 - 3 year position as researcher
04.09.2017 - Researcher in RAS development
04.09.2017 - Senior researcher in RAS development
04.09.2017 - First PhD degree in CtrlAQUA
21.06.2017 - Student interview: “Biological water treatment in fish farms can be optimized”
12.06.2017 - Student interview: She compares open cages to closed systems
08.06.2017 - Student interview: “We need to chase high water quality”
06.06.2017 - Interview: The technology founder in Vestfold
02.06.2017 - Interview: The fish farmer at Bømlo
30.05.2017 - Interview: The equipment manufacturer from Trøndelag
28.05.2017 - Annual report 2016: An innovative year for CtrlAQUA
28.04.2017 - International collaboration gives better fish farming
24.04.2017 - PhD position in Environmental chemistry/Analytical chemistry
06.04.2017 - New trials: improved fish health and more efficient production
03.06.2016 - Blog post from Steve Summerfelt about the HYDRO project
20.04.2016 - First annual report
18.04.2016 - Two scientists eager to develop the aquaculture industry
04.02.2016 - Join PhD course in Sweden
02.07.2015 - Researchers
09.06.2015 - Research centre on closed-containment systems for Atlantic salmon opened
28.05.2015 - Nofima to host Centre for Research-based Innovation
12.05.2015