IntelliRAS

Research project

The purpose of the project is to enable the farmers producing salmonids in RAS farms to move from experience based to knowledge-based decision making, thus enabling a more sustainable production with regards to production margins, environmental impact, health and welfare.

Jekyll & Hyde

Research project

Research on plastic litter as vector for hazardous fungi and bacteria and the use of fungi to degrade plastic litter.

KLEB-GAP - Klebsiella pneumoniae, a key driver in the global spread of antimicrobial resistance and a target for new approaches in diagnostics, surveillance and alternative therapeutics

Research project

The project will explore Klebsiella pneumoniae (Kp)-reservoirs using a first-in-kind One Health approach to develop new AMR diagnostics, innovative surveillance methods, and evaluate bacteriophages as treatment against multidrugresistant-Kp.

LIMBO

Research project

AMR presents a constant challenge, a struggle between changing biological, environmental, social, and economic systems, and the development of systems to prevent AMR. Through socio-economic modelling and developing of plausible future scenarios, LIMBO will identify critical success factors. The aim of the project is to develop strategies and policy recommendations, which will be robust in any future scenarios for managing AMR in animal agriculture.

MHC-Vert

Research project

Characterization of antigen presentation in salmon.

MortMonitor - Understanding and monitoring mortality in farmed fish towards sustainable growth in aquaculture

Research project

The project will help the industry, the authorities and others to understand what drives mortality in the aquaculture industry. The aim of this is to highlight what opportunities the industry has for limiting the mortality in the production of farmed fish.

Pasteurellosis in Norwegian salmon

Research project

Disease caused by Pasteurella spp. pathogenic for fish has become increasingly widespread in recent years. A three-year project led by the Norwegian Veterinary Institute and financed by the Norwegian Seafood Research Fund (FHF) will provide more knowledge of these bacteria and control of disease.

PreparePig

Research project

The research project, PreparePig, has the goal of improving the health status of Norway’s pig population by establishing highly effective diagnostic methods and developing new knowledge about contact networks and important infection control measures in the swine industry.

RED FLAG

Research project

RED FLAG aims to increase the understanding of salmonid red blood cell responses to «danger» like stress and infection, and explore the biomarker potential of red blood cell response monitoring for salmonid aquaculture.

Sustainable systems with cow-calf-contact for higher welfare in dairy production

Research project

The SUCCEED project aims to develop practical solutions for keeping cow and calf together in commercial dairy production.