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Institute of

SF Sea Fisheries

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Our colleague Miriam Püts has been announced as Professor for Marine Bioresources in the degree programme Biotechnology of Marine Resources.


To ensure the quality of the mackerel and horse mackerel egg survey in the coming year, participants from various European countries met with us in Bremerhaven to coordinate the egg identification process.

Workshop participants in front of our research vessel.

In its annual reports, ICES provides an overview of the status of exploited fish stocks in the North-East Atlantic and issues advice on total allowable catches. Here is an overview of the new reports.


The annual herring acoustic survey (HERAS) in the North Sea is about to end, and our colleague Matthias Schaber shares some exciting insights from the survey.

Spotting minke whales from the research vessel SOLEA (photo)

Do different countries agree on how to determine the sex and maturity of the lemon sole? And which characteristics should be used? These and other questions were discussed at a workshop in Belgium.

our colleagues determine the degree of maturity in the laboratory

... strengthens cooperation in data collection for the regions "North Atlantic, North Sea and Eastern Arctic" and "Baltic Sea".

Group photo of the participants at the RCG meeting in Bremerhaven

Today, the Walther Herwig III begins its several-week research survey in the Atlantic Ocean.

The crew as they prepare to leave with our research vessel Walther Herwig III

Discover how an innovative shrimp-peeling machine contributes to local value and explore Dr. Sarah Simons' connection to Bremerhaven in her feature for our new seaside city campaign.

 

Foto einer Wissenschaftlerin

On 3 April 2024, an interesting event will take place at the Klimahaus in Bremerhaven. Seven scientists from renowned research institutes will be a "living" part of the exciting exhibition at the Klimahaus. And we from the Institute of Sea Fisheries are part of it!


We look forward to talking to you about our research!


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