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co-operation projects

The list is not exhaustive.
ECOBE
Effects of North Atlantic Climate Variability on the Barents Sea Ecosystem. A research project supported by the Norwegian Research Council for the period 2003-2006.
Genimpact
internationally recognised scientists and European enterprise groupings have linked up to study the genetic impact of aquaculture production on native populations, discuss the results with aquaculture, breeding, environmental and animal welfare organisations, and provide information for policy makers.
MAR-ECO
MAR-ECO is an international exploratory study of the animals inhabiting the northern mid-Atlantic. Scientists from 16 nations around the northern Atlantic Ocean are participating in research of the waters around the mid-Atlantic Ridge from Iceland to the Azores. MAR-ECO is a pilot project within the Census of Marine Life programme.
MERSEA-Strand1
Marine EnviRonment and Security for the European Area.
Nordic Blue Whiting Network
The project was financed by the Nordic Fisheries Working Group working under the Nordic Council of Ministers, and was set up to strengthen Nordic research cooperation on blue whiting.
Pubertiming
Photoperiod control of puberty in farmed fish: Development of new techniques and research into underlying physiological mechanisms. A research project supported by the EC.
RASER
Reproduction and Stock Evaluation for Recovery. A research project supported by the Thematic Programme Quality of Life and Management of Living Resources for the Fifth Framework Programme of the European Union.
Survival
An assessment of mortality in fish escaping from trawl codends and its use in fisheries management. A research project supported by the Thematic Programme Quality of Life and Management of Living Resources for the Fifth Framework Programme of the European Union.
WEALTH
Welfare and health in sustainable aquaculture. The WEALTH project will enable us to give better advices on “Good Aquaculture Practises” to ensure better welfare and health of farmed fish.
Institute of Marine Research
P.O. Box 1870 Nordnes
5817 Bergen, Norway
Phone: +47 55 23 85 00
Fax: +47 55 23 85 31
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