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Video

Studying ghost fishing in the Adriatic Sea

As part of his PhD, Dorian Vodopia has conducted a field study to better understand the impact of ghost fishing. The study introduces a new method for measuring ghost fishing and clearly shows the loss of both species and biomass. The study is done in collaboration with the University of Split, and is part of Research Area 3 in Dsolve.

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Video

Studying ghost fishing in the Adriatic Sea

As part of his PhD, Dorian Vodopia has conducted a field study to better understand the impact of ghost fishing. The study introduces a new method for measuring ghost fishing and clearly shows the loss of both species and biomass. The study is done in collaboration with the University of Split, and is part of Research Area 3 in Dsolve.

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March 3rd, 2025 |
Research

New research explores fishers’ perceptions of biodegradable fishing gear adoption

The new study "Navigating transition: understanding fishers’ perceptions of biodegradable fishing gear adoption" explores fishers’ perceptions of biodegradable fishing gear adoption, providing insights into key barriers and potential incentives for transition.

February 7th, 2025 |
New research project

Longline fishing becoming more environmentally friendly

A new research project funded by the Norwegian Seafood Research Fund (FHF) aim to develop environmentally friendly materials for use in longline fishing. The project is led by UiT The Arctic University of Norway, together with SINTEF Ocean, SINTEF Industry and industry partners in Dsolve.

January 6th, 2025 |
Networking project

UArctic project workshop held onboard RV Helmer Hanssen

During December 2024, UArctic project “Networking for increasing sustainability in snow crab fisheries in the Arctic” held the second workshop onboard RV Helmer Hanssen during a research cruise in the Barents Sea (14th – 20th of December 2024).

December 18th, 2024 |
News

Christmas Greeting from the Center Director

Yet another busy year for Dsolve is close to ending, and we can look back on a productive period. Center Director Roger Larsen, recaps 2024 in his Christmas greeting.

December 4th, 2024 |
Research Summary

The effect of gillnet twine thickness on capture pattern and efficiency in the cod fishery

What are the effects of gillnet twine thickness on capture pattern and efficiency in the cod fisheries? Read our summary of research results from sea trials in the Northeast-Arctic cod fishery.

November 7th, 2024 |
Research summary

Retrieval operations of derelict fishing gears give insight on the impact on marine life

We have created a summary of the research publication 'Retrieval Operations of Derelict Fishing Gears Give Insight on the Impact on Marine Life'

November 6th, 2024 |
Consortium

BR Karlsen and two fishing vessels are new partners in Dsolve

An extraordinary general assembly unanimously approved the inclusion of the fishing company BR Karlsen, and the two fishing vessels Vardøyfisk II and Østkapp, as new partners in Dsolve.

October 28th, 2024 |
Video

Cientists and industry partners – together in Dsolve to develop and test new biodegradable equipment.

SFI Dsolve is researching new materials for fishing and aquaculture gear. See how scientists and industry partners work together in Dsolve to develop and test new biodegradable equipment. This video is produced in collaboration with our research and industry partners.

October 8th, 2024 |
Retrieval

Retrieval expedition with the FF Helmer Hanssen

This week, Dsolve is on an expedition with the Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries to retrieve and document ghost fishing and marine litter caused by fishing activities.

September 4th, 2024 |
Nor-Fishing 2024

Fishing gear made of degradable materials presented at this year's Nor-Fishing

The work carried out by Sintef to test fishing gear made of degradable materials was presented at this year's Nor-Fishing. The testing of new materials was a theme at the Fishermen's joint stand organized by, among others, the SFI partners Norges Fiskarlag and Norges Råfisklag.

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