11 AUG Maritime Spatial Planning in the North Sea Dogger Bank is one of two test cases in the EU funded project MASPNOSE that aims to facilitate cross-border cooperation on ecosystem-based marine spatial plans
11 AUG Nordic network on aquaculture Scientists, fish farmers, feed and system suppliers and all others working with aquaculture are invited to join a new network established to speed up the development of...
20 JUL An unknown glutton For years, the copepod, Metridia, has managed to remain hidden from science. However, this spring, during fieldwork at the Arctic Station, for the very first time researchers...
19 JUL Record long algal bloom in Disko Bay This spring, DTU Aqua's fieldwork in Disko Bay in Greenland was carried out under unusual ice conditions because the sea ice formed much later than usual. Nevertheless...
18 JUL Grey seals do not prevent cod recovery in the Baltic Sea A recently published research paper shows, that dual management objectives to recover cod and grey seal populations in the Baltic Sea are realistic. Even though it means...
08 JUN Cod stick to their own shipwreck Adult cod seem to have the entire ocean at their disposal, and yet each individual cod still chooses ‘their own’ local shipwreck, which they swim back to faithfully day...
31 MAR Where physics meets biology On April 8, New Zealand-born Professor André Visser will defend his dissertation ’Small, wet and rational: Individual based zooplankton ecology’ for the degree of Doctor...
09 MAR Salmon farming comes ashore The environmentally friendly Danish Model fish farms are to be expanded from the current freshwater farms to also include saltwater fish farms. This requires new technological...
17 FEB Cod with thermometers Hundreds of cod equipped with high-tech mini-thermometers have helped scientists determine which water temperatures the fish can handle.
08 FEB Invasive comb jellyfish pose no direct threat to Baltic cod eggs and larvae The direct threat from the killer warty comb jellyfish to the Baltic cod population has been shown not to be so serious after all. Even though the invasive killer jelly...