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The world’s most coveted fish is back in Danish and Swedish waters. New project will tag tuna to find out why they have come back
Copepods have developed two distinct behavioral strategies that have different costs and benefits when it comes to feeding, mating and escaping predators. A new PhD thesis...
PhD student Esther Savina defends her thesis about ecosystem effects of bottom set nets on 8 June 2017
The publication “PhD projects at DTU Aqua” presents DTU Aquas PhD students and their projects
Laurène Pécuchet defends her thesis "A trait-based approach to understanding marine communities’ composition, assembly and diversity" on 5 May 2017
Shorter time from idea to commissioning of new fishing gear. This is the idea behind a new research project in which DTU is a participant.
Employees from DTU Aqua, DTU Food, and DTU Vet are now taking DTU’s biggest ever new build into use.
During the Easter holiday, DTU Aqua will relocate from Charlottenlund Castle to DTU’s Lyngby Campus
On 7 March 201, PhD student Thomas Noack defends his thesis which has increased the basic scientific understanding of Danish seining and developed methods and equipment...
Sometimes, red algae grow in coral-like formations. A PhD student is the first to identify 21 of these reefs off the coast of Greenland.
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