There is something profoundly humbling about standing where early humans once lived, working alongside archaeologists, and witnessing first-hand how climate, landscape, and humanity have always been intertwined
Overview of recent developments in EU law on offshore wind
- Data collection on microplastics may aid protection of both human and environmental health
SEAS fellows join the UiB delegation at UNOC3
- Being in Bergen adds an extra dimension to the exploration of past sea level fluctuations
37 post docs - one vision
A glimpse into sustainable fish processing and innovation
A social science and humanities workshop on fish feed. Really?
– The fundamental nature of maritime operations is in transition. This represents a knowledge gap
– The ocean is a source of personal and cultural identity, for livelihoods, and a space for recreation and cultural practices
– My findings hold potential for broader applications across aquaculture species
SEAS annual gathering kicks off with a variety of keynotes from SEAS fellows
– Findings from my project have the potential to enhance aquaculture production
- Studying the effect of climate change on the algae life cycle gives vital knowledge of coastal ecosystems
