Algae can outcompete soya and become big business
Establishment of the Norwegian Centre for Plankton Technology has yet to be completed, but there has nevertheless been high levels of interest from both industry and research.
SINTEF Ocean news
Monitoring algae can prevent fish losses
A new simulation tool may prevent damage to fish during delousing.
Looking into how salmon lice are spread between fish farms
Chile’s problems with salmon lice in its fish farms are so great that the country is seeking help from its competitor, Norway.
Planning the world’s longest floating bridge
The floating bridge spanning Bjørna Fjord is unique in a global context, and so advanced in terms of its technology that even the researchers working on the project have really been put to the test.
Tomorrow’s fish farms will be unmanned
Robotics technology is making inroads into the aquaculture sector, making it possible to regulate facilities from onshore.
Seafood generates billions in spin-offs
A new SINTEF report has quantified the economic value of spin-offs generated by the aquaculture industry.
International standards for navigation
International standards are critical to an international business like shipping.
Updated handbook on design and operation of flexible pipes
In this edition of the handbook, it is extended to include experience from the operation of flexible pipes as well as updates on methods and technology in the years since the first edition of the handbook.
Sixth Call for Access - now open
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