Projects
Publications
- Adaptive Sampling and Identification of Calanoid Copepods Using Acoustic Sensor Data and eDNA Metabarcoding: A Data-Driven Approach
- Depletion of crude oil and fuel in the Arctic. Summer and winter field studies with immobilized oil in seawater at Svalbard
- Long term fate and behaviour of oil in an Arctic shoreline - Part 2, activities in 2024
- A seawater field study of crude and fuel oil depletion in Northern Norway at two different seasons – Chemistry and bacterial communities
- Comparison of two field systems for determination of crude oil biodegradation in cold seawater Read publication
- Spread of invasive species via biofouling of marine vessels: A brief assessment
- Bioremediering av olje på strand - Bioremedieringsprodukter
- Composition, properties and other factors influencing plastics biodegradability
- Korrosjon av Stål i Ferskvann
- Oxidation of methane in seawater - Laboratory experiments and the use of models - OC2022 A-114 Read publication
Other
- Hydrolytic Degradation of Monofilaments Used for Fishing Gear – A Comparison Between PA 6 (nylon) and Biodegradable Materials (PBSAT and PBSA)
- PlastiSpread: Exploring Plastics as a Vector for Spread of Antimicrobial Resistance from Wastewater in the Marine Environment
- Investigating the Role of Plastics in Transmitting Antimicrobial Resistance and Pathogens from Wastewater to the Marine Environment
- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAHs) and additives detected in non-target analysis of organic content from fishing gears material
- Metallic Additives Leaching and Extractions from Biodegradable Plastics Used in Fishing Gears and Potential Materials: Are They Truly More Environmentally Friendly?
- Plastics as a Potential Vector for Spread of Antimicrobial Resistance and Pathogens from Wastewater Discharge to the Marine Environment and Human Food Value Chain
- Plastics as a Potential Vector for Spread of Antimicrobial Resistance and Pathogens From Wastewater Discharge in the Marine Environment - the PlastiSpread Project
- Plastics as a Potential Vector for Spread of Antimicrobial Resistance and Pathogens From Wastewater Discharge in the Marine Environment – the PlastiSpread Project
- PlastiSpread- Plastics as a potential vector for spread of antimicrobial resistance and pathogens from wastewater discharge in the marine environment
- Investigations into Ageing of Monofilaments Under Various Test Conditions in the Sea