Catches lice before they settle on fish
Catching lice before they settle on the fish can improve fish welfare and reduce treatment-induced mortality. Now SINTEF Ocean lead a project where they investigate to what extent this is possible.
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What if our food was labelled with its nutrient content?
We throw away huge amounts of food. But would you change your behaviour if you knew the nutritional value of the food you waste?
As our energy demands increase, the planet continues to overheat. But there is hope.
A cure for global warming: Technologies exist that can get us out of this mess. Let’s take a look at them.
The DeepWind 2024 papers are published
The SINTEF-sponsored EERA DeepWind offshore wind energy R&I conference has just announced that papers related to its most recent edition have been published.
Partner up to strengthen maritime decarbonisation
SINTEF Ocean and the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) have signed agreements for joint efforts in greening the maritime sector. This partnership will strengthen maritime decarbonisation
Commercial ship collects valuable research data
Exploiting more of the ocean's food potential requires new knowledge and technology. But where and when does it pay to fish for new species such as Calanus? This is when large data sets are needed.
Flushing rubbish down the toilet has impacts on nature
Out of sight, out of mind? Far from it! Urine, faeces and toilet paper are the only things you should ever flush down the toilet. Anything else has a negative impact on marine life.
SINTEF shares ship design data
Data from our open ship design and test platform SINTEF Ocean Bulk Carrier (SOBC-1) can now be downloaded for use in research projects and case studies in for example green shipping.
Here you can watch a sea cucumber sensation!
After three years of waiting it has finally happened. Researchers have succeeded in getting a red sea cucumber, widely regarded as the world’s most expensive seafood, to spawn in the lab.
