Research with Fisheries Ecology and Aquaculture
The members of the research group cover research from the organism level to the population and ecosystem levels with theoretical, experimental, and field oriented approaches. The activity links findings from controlled laboratory experiments with observed responses under natural field conditions and full scale culture conditions. Mesocosms are used as a suitable experimental level to link the understanding of processes determined in the laboratory with those prevailing under natural conditions. Read more.
Be a Fisheries Ecology and Aquaculture Student!
Contact us
Post Address
Arne Johannessen (Group Leader)
Fisheries Ecology and Aquaculture
University of Bergen
Department of Biology
Postboks 7803
N-5020 Bergen
Norway
tel: (+47) 5558 4460
fax: (+47) 5558 6997
Visiting Address
Fisheries Ecology and Aquaculture
University of Bergen
Department of Biology
Thormøhlens gate 53B
Bergen
Norway
Our vision:
Increase the understanding of mechanisms within and between populations in relation to the environment, ecosystem, and harvesting to promote sustainable fisheries and aquaculture.
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Nature Climate Change Article
Increasing ocean acidification affects cod larvae
Two BIO researchers are authors on a Nature Climate Change paper.
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Prize-winning Publication
Article Combines Global and Marine and Wins Prize
Associate Professor Jeppe Kolding has been an author in an article that has been awarded the 2011 NFU’s Best Article Prize.
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Field trip
Unique “hands-on” learning opportunity
The research cruise field trip undertaken by Fisheries Ecology students at BIO is a unique learning opportunity that few universities around the world offer.
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Field work
Field trips and rain – a causal relationship?
This is a question BIO 300 students may well be wondering about this autumn.
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News
Seven Master's students finishing this semester!
The group wishes those coming to the end of their Master's studies all the best for the final writing period and coming examinations.
News
- BIO students get their hands wet (03.11.2011)
- A Fish in Purgatory (28.09.2010)
- International Innovation features two of BIO’s EU projects (19.08.2010)
- Cross-disciplinary research: biological evidence reinforces archaeological conclusions (23.02.2010)
- Hands-on Zebra fish (08.10.2009)