- E-post
- sophie.steinhagen@uib.no
- Besøksadresse
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Allégaten 41
5007 Bergen - Postadresse
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Postboks 7800
5020 Bergen
Kort info
Som kurator for kryptogamsamlingene har jeg et hovedfokus på forskning på marine makroalger. Gjennom integrasjon av molekylære, genomiske og akvakulturmetoder studerer forskergruppen min algenes biodiversitet, økologi og fysiologi, med mål om å styrke kunnskapen om marine økosystemer.
Publikasjoner
2026
- Madeleine Jönsson; Marcus Johansson; Mar Vall-llosera et al. (2026). Consumer knowledge and attitudes toward seaweed as food – a Swedish perspective. (ekstern lenke)
- Marica Andersson; Niklas Warwas; James Hinchcliffe et al. (2026). Farmed Sea Lettuce (Ulva fenestrata) as a Promising Ingredient for Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). (ekstern lenke)
2025
- Sophie Steinhagen; Ida Johansson; Julia Specht et al. (2025). Unlocking economic potential of the <i>Ulva</i> crop for low salinity environments: exploring the effect of salinity gradients on the performance and valuable compounds of Baltic Sea strains. (ekstern lenke)
- Luna M. van der Loos; Sophie Steinhagen; Willem Stock et al. (2025). Low functional change despite high taxonomic turnover characterizes the <i>Ulva</i> microbiome across a 2000-km salinity gradient. (ekstern lenke)
- João P. Trigo; Bhawani Chamlagain; Jonatan Thorén et al. (2025). Sea lettuce (Ulva fenestrata) as a rich source of cobalamin (vitamin B12) – both as processed whole biomass and as an extracted protein ingredient. (ekstern lenke)
- Gunilla B. Toth; Matthew Hargrave; Kristoffer Stedt et al. (2025). Advances in Swedish Seaweed Aquaculture: Enhancing Biomass Production and Quality. (ekstern lenke)
- Marica Andersson; Kristoffer Stedt; Sophie Steinhagen et al. (2025). Co-farming rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and sea lettuce (Ulva fenestrata) increased macroalgae protein content and positively affected fish welfare. (ekstern lenke)
- Alina E.M. Schmidt; Sophie Steinhagen; K. Peter R. Nilsson et al. (2025). Spatial in situ mapping of cellulose and other biopolymers reveals the 3D tissue architecture in the green algae Ulva fenestrata. (ekstern lenke)
- Isabel Cardoso; Inka Bartsch; Klaus-Ulrich Valentin et al. (2025). Naturally occurring protoplasts in two Ulva spp. reveal a previously underestimated proliferation process. (ekstern lenke)
- Liliana Vargas-Murga; Ömerhan Dürrani; Jessica Adams et al. (2025). Metal(oid)s in Ulva – should we be worried?. (ekstern lenke)
- Luna M. van der Loos; Lotte Van De Weghe; Jessica Knoop et al. (2025). Incorporating historic specimens to reassess Ulva diversity in the Netherlands and Belgium. (ekstern lenke)
- Alina E.M. Schmidt; Sophie Steinhagen; Agneta Richter-Dahlfors et al. (2025). From seaweed to scaffold: A top-down approach for liberating and utilizing the biopolymer tissue scaffold of Ulva fenestrata. (ekstern lenke)
- Laurie C. Hofmann; Janina Brakel; Inka Bartsch et al. (2025). A European biobanking strategy for safeguarding macroalgal genetic material to ensure food security, biosecurity and conservation of biodiversity. (ekstern lenke)
- Sophie Steinhagen; Elena Schrofner-Brunner; Benedikt Schrofner-Brunner et al. (2025). Green gold rush in the Baltic Sea: Investigating sea lettuce's performance by distribution mapping of valuable compounds in a fluctuating environment. (ekstern lenke)
- Franz Ronald Saavedra Goecke; Juliet Brodie; Olivier De Clerck et al. (2025). Integrative taxonomy and phylogeny of microfilamentous marine green algae (Chlorophyta) in Norway.. (ekstern lenke)