Fish and aquacultural science

• Functional genomics: - Identification of signs of selection in the Eurasian perch from contrasting environments based on the whole genome and transcriptome sequencing data - Identification of genes

Water is essential for all life, economic development, well-functioning ecosystems and human well-being, and is crucial for achieving all the sustainable development goals of Agenda 2030 Knowledge

Our research focuses on fish and shellfish in the seas, lakes and rivers. We monitor the aquatic environment, developing the methods and know-how for sustainable use of aquatic resources. We offer

The Department of Aquatic Resources (SLU Aqua) study the dynamics of aquatic ecosystems and how they are affected by environment and human activity. We monitor and assess seas, coastal waters, lakes

The Institute of Coastal Research is one of three divisions at the Department of Aquatic Resources (SLU Aqua). Our research, environmental monitoring and assessment focuses on fish, fisheries and

Education and research in fish health - experiences from NMBU, Norway aquaculture@slu.se In this webinar Øystein Evensen will present the education program currently running at the Veterinary

Education and research in fish health - experiences from NMBU, Norway aquaculture@slu.se In this webinar Øystein Evensen will present the education program currently running at the Veterinary

Education and research in fish health - experiences from NMBU, Norway aquaculture@slu.se In this webinar Øystein Evensen will present the education program currently running at the Veterinary

A new policy brief, Inland fisheries in a development context, is published in cooperation between SLU Global and SLU Aqua. SLU Global together with David Lymer, researcher at SLU Aqua, has recently

A new policy brief, Inland fisheries in a development context, is published in cooperation between SLU Global and SLU Aqua. SLU Global together with David Lymer, researcher at SLU Aqua, has recently

For two years, from 1 September 2020, Professor Øystein Evensen from Norway will join the SLU-community of aquaculture researchers. This will be an important contribution to our aim of strengthening

The purpose with this project is to contribute to food security through sustainable Tilapia production in Rwanda with locally available resources. Aquaculture is recent in Rwanda dates 1950s, fish