25 NOV Meet the students DTU Aqua’s master’s program in Aquatic Science and Technology is the only program of its kind in Europe. Meet some of the programs students in three new video portraits
21 NOV Marine life has to move quickly to keep up with climate change Even though the oceans warm up slower than land, a recently published study in the scientific journal, Science, shows that marine life has to move their ranges just as...
18 OKT Salinity gradient limits the invasive comb jelly A recently published study shows that due to the low salinity, the invasive comb jelly cannot produce enough eggs to sustain a population in the central Baltic Sea. This...
18 OKT Fish can be creatures of habit too Behavioural experiments and brain research reveal surprising similarities between fish and humans. For example, some individuals are routine-bound creatures of habit, while...
12 OKT Danish marine research awarded 30 million Danish kroner to open new DTU centre Three institutes at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) participate in the future ”Centre for Ocean Life”, which is financed by the Villum Foundation and directed...
28 SEP New MSc-students at DTU Aqua 18 new students have begun their studies at the DTU Aqua's MSc program in Aquatic Science and Technology. More than half of the students are from abroad. Havforskning
26 SEP The first MSc in Aquatic Science and Technology has graduated Two years after DTU Aqua’s MSc program started, the first graduate defended her thesis. She is the first Master of Science in Aquatic Science and Technology. Havforskning
26 AUG The abdomen of a fish reveals the future of the stock Maturity staging is used to estimate the size of the spawning fraction of a fish stock and advice on fishing quotas. DTU Aqua gathered biologists from 15 different countries...
26 AUG The Norway lobster trawl allows the cod to escape Researchers from DTU Aqua have decoded the behaviour of Norway lobsters and cod and used the results to develop a selective trawl. This so-called SELTRA-trawl ensures that...
16 AUG PhD-course gathers international marine biology experts in Iceland In August, international PhD-students and marine biology experts travelled to the small village Ólafsvík in Iceland in order to attend a PhD-course organized by DTU Aqua...