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A unique approach to polar research through new global network

The importance of sandbanks and mussel reefs in the marine ecosystems

New book introduces a statistic gamechanger for ecologists

Drones can accurately and on a large scale map eelgrass

2023

The broad outlines of ocean research

How to protect and restore marine biodiversity

The BioReef project - take a look into the hatchery

DTU student help to win Nature's Day on the occasion of the Great Belt Bridge's 25 years

17,8 million DDK to boost climate friendly food like seaweed and mussels

Bringing together all sciences and countries to restore marine nature

Doctoral dissertation. New method can determine how much a predatory fish eats, which can contribute to more sustainable fishing

2022

Researching the deep sea at close-up

The answer to the future food crisis or another risk of overfishing?

A two million grant from the Villum Experiment to solving the mystery of the eel

Six questions for the Professor - meet Patrizio Mariani

Climate and ocean science as a means of empowering young people

First research results on the behaviour of bluefin tuna in Nordic waters

What is biodiversity? Interview with Professor Karen Timmermann

Interview: “The ones that thrive are the ones that grow up in the wild”

The Living Ports project wins a sustainability award

Diseased dolphins at risk of starvation use muscles to survive

A small light in the darkness of plastic pollution

Innovative project on port construction and biodiversity nominated for international award

Results over the years from the Disko Bay show clear signs of the climate changes

2021

Rocky reef to help sea trout in Lillebælt Nature Park

DTU professor appointed to the new Biodiversity Council

More sustainable fishing requires combined efforts

DTU opens new oyster hatchery on Mors

Photo posts reveal huge interest for real coastal nature

New from DTU Aqua: Size does matter

Ocean Decade begins with a plan for ocean research in the Arctic

4,000 cubic metres of granite to protect fauna and coasts

2020

New professor of fishing gear innovation

Liver worms inflict fatal damage on the livers of cod

New Professor of Biogeochemical Modelling

Research into ecosystem tipping points in the Arctic

2019

New professor in statistical modelling

New professor in chemical oceanography

New theory on fish ecology, evolution and exploitation

Marine ecological forecasts are a new tool for climate adaptation

DTU professor awarded Carlsberg Foundation Research Prize 2019

Fish can be fed plant waste products

Climate change is impacting the ocean’s ability to fix carbon dioxide

International workshop on aquaculture technology

DTU Aqua's Director is the new ICES President

2018

New collaboration addresses marine plastic pollution

Robot tracks environmental DNA from fish on seabed

Oil spills could harm the Arctic more than expected

Marine litter in the North Sea to be mapped

Currents propel the spreading of invasive species

2017

Microplastics in the Baltic have not risen for 30 years

Successful tagging of 18 bluefin tuna in Denmark and Sweden

First bluefin tunas caught and tagged in Danish and Swedish waters

Professor Ken H. Andersen will defend his doctoral dissertation 18 September 2017

DTU Aqua to relocate from Charlottenlund to Lyngby

2016

When in life does density dependence occur in fish populations?

Mystery behind collapse of large fishery now solved

2015

Doctoral thesis on fatty acids in the marine ecosystems

Two new professors in fisheries management

2014

Healthy food may alleviate stress among farmed fish

Bluefin Tuna Caught Hunting For Mackerel In East Greenland Waters

News from DTU Aqua: Open source fisheries management

Updated by Anne Trap-Lind on 28 October 2022