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New project will explore how warmer and darker coastal waters affect life in the Baltic Sea
How is marine life affected when coastal waters become both browner and warmer? That’s what SLU researcher Magnus Huss, together with colleagues from the Department of Aquatic Resources (SLU Aqua) and researchers at Umeå Marine Sciences Centre, aims to find out in a new research project. -
The colours of algae lead the way to smarter aquaculture
Researchers at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) and the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) are investigatin whether algae colours can signal toxic substance production and how underwater robots and AI can detect it early. -
Perch in a heated ecosystem reveal how climate change can shape fish evolution
Smaller females and larvae with new diets — studying perch in heated waters, SLU PhD student Jingyao Niu shows how fish adapt to warming. Her research reveals that climate change can drive evolution in wild fish populations.
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HotFish – Sustaining marine biodiversity under climate change
The HotFish project investigates the distribution and seascape connectivity of fish in the Swedish Baltic Sea to improve and expand the Swedish marine protected area network.
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