NewTechAqua is a EU-funded project will test and develop new solutions for European aquaculture.
NewTechAqua
https://nofima.no/en/project/newtechaqua/
project
https://nofima.no/en/project/newtechaqua/
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https://nofima.no/en/project/newtechaqua/
NewTechAqua is a EU-funded project will test and develop new solutions for European aquaculture.
project
https://nofima.no/en/project/aquaimpact/
AquaIMPACT is a EU-funded research project that integrates breeding and nutrition to increase the competitiveness of the EU's aquaculture of Atlantic salmon, rainbow trout, gilthead sebream and European seabass, to ensure food and nutritional security and to satisfy consumers' demands for high quality seafood with limited environmental impact.
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27. June 2018
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2018/06/fish-bones-colour-salmon-muscle-red/
A mineral-rich ingredient that researchers at Nofima have extracted from fish bones has produced unexpected effects. In experiments where salmon were fed feed with the ingredient, the colour level of the salmon muscles increased considerably.
news
28. June 2017
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2017/06/what-shall-we-feed-the-cleaner-fish/
Cleaner fish are kept together with the salmon in the cages, and eat lice off the salmon. This is an important weapon in the struggle against sea lice. But lice are more like ‘snacks’ for the fish, and alone, do not contribute enough nutrition to support them. In a new project, scientists will acquire knowledge of the correct feed and the nutrition needed.
news
8. May 2017
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2017/05/farmed-salmon-need-marine-omega-3/
A new doctorate shows that marine omega 3 fatty acids are necessary in feed to protect the good health of farmed salmon.
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4. January 2016
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2016/01/herring-is-better-for-you-than-we-thought/
It’s well-known that herring is a rich source of the healthy marine omega-3 fatty acids. Scientists at Nofima have now discovered that another fat component present in herring also promotes health.
news
3. July 2015
The Aquafeed Technology Centre has been awarded NOK 30 million (3.7 mill. USD) by the Research Council of Norway, for research into fish feed. The centre will contribute to knowledge about how raw materials in the fish feed of the future can be used in the best possible way during preprocessing.
news
https://nofima.no/en/research-facilities/sunndalsora-aquaculture-research-station/
At this land-based research station at Sunndalsøra with fresh water, seawater and recirculated water, we can carry out biological and technological experiments along the complete aquaculture value chain.
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https://nofima.no/en/research/nutrition-and-feed-technology/
We are researching ingredients and feed for various species of farmed fish.
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