02 FEB Improving researchers’ access to the Arctic DTU is part of a new Arctic Research Icebreaker Consortium, which will provide researchers with improved access to investigate the Arctic Havforskning Polarforskning
02 FEB PhD defence about statistical models for fish stock assessment “Counting the uncountable” is the fundamental challenge in fish stock assessment. To meet this challenge, Christoffer Moesgaard Albertsen has evaluated and developed... Statistik Matematisk modellering Fiskeri og fiskebestande
31 JAN PhD defense about copepods and toxic algea Do copepods feed on toxic algea, or do they have strategies to avoid them? This is the subject of Jiayi Xu’s PhD thesis which she will defend on 2 February 2018.
22 JAN PhD defence about dissolved organic matter in the oceans Dissolved organic matter in the oceans plays an essential role in the regulation of global climate, but little is known about its chemical composition. PhD Student Urban...
22 DEC EU project maps the consequences of the thawing permafrost Over the next five years, researchers from the Nordic Five Tech alliance will be studying the impact of thawing permafrost on coastal communities in the Arctic. Byggeri
15 DEC PhD defence about vulnerable ecosystems in Greenland PhD Student Helle Jørgensbye has identified corals and other benthic sedentary organisms in Western Greenland which are particular vulnerable to human activities. On... Fiskeri og fiskebestande Økosystemer
13 DEC First step towards mapping ghost nets in Danish waters New report presents the first collection of knowledge about derelict fishing gear in Denmark Fiskeri og fiskebestande Økosystemer
13 DEC PhD defence about genetic interactions between domesticated and wild trout PhD Student Thomas Frank-Gopolos has produced experimental trout families with different levels of domestic-wild genetic ‘mixing’ and compared their fitness after some... Gener og genomer Klimatilpasning Fiskeri og fiskebestande Hav- og dambrug
30 NOV PhD defence about marine copepods' response to low salinity PhD Student Anette Maria Christensen, DTU Aqua has investigated the effects of climate induced changes in the salinity of the Baltic Sea on an important marine copepod...
17 NOV Fast reproduction to sustain invasion success: Why do some species become invasive... The number of non-native species which are recorded in new habitats outside their natural range is steadily increasing. Though thousands of species are daily transported... Havforskning Økosystemer Fiskeri og fiskebestande