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Shellfish producers analyse native oyster culture in Sweden in AquaVitae.
10 February, 2020

Shellfish producers look at possibilities for native oyster culture in Sweden

Photo by Åsa Strand. On January the 28th, representatives from 13

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Kick off meeting of case study focused on Brazilian freshwater species, arapaima and pirarucu.
28 January, 2020

Research on freshwater finfish species kicks off in Brazil

Last month of December AquaVitae partner Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa

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ALGAPLUS receives innovation prize.
26 November, 2019

ALGAplus wins Millennium Horizontes Award

    AquaVitae partner, ALGAplus, won the 2019

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  • Shellfish producers look at possibilities for native oyster culture in Sweden
  • Research on freshwater finfish species kicks off in Brazil
  • Building bridges over the Atlantic
  • ALGAplus wins Millennium Horizontes Award
  • State of the art and future development of low trophic level species culture in high energy environments

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Project Coordinator: Philip James

E-mail:philip.james@nofima.no

Phone: +47 481 68 263

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News

  • Low trophic aquaculture on the spotlight in new EU funded project
    11.08.2019
  • Shellfish producers look at possibilities for native oyster culture in Sweden
    10.02.2020
  • Low trophic aquaculture project participates in Aquaculture Europe
    04.10.2019
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