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Looking back at NASF Marine Innovation Day 'A massive mobilization and serious engagement of our delegates helping us addressing major goals of the Aquaculture sector, made this again a vibrant and successful event.'

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NASF Marine Innovation Day: Global Aquaculture Solutions Bergen, March 5th. This day successfully gathers the key players to advance the biomarine sectors globally in the smartest and most sustainable way. In 2013 we focus on "Global Aquaculture Solutions" needed to sustainably expand global aquaculture manyfold.

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North Atlantic Seafood Forum March 2013 Flagship event in international seafood business featuring more than 100 speakers over 3 days. - Consumer trends and the outlook for european retailing, seminars on salmon, white fish and pelagic sectors, along with the MSC supported sustainability seminar- "Marine Innovation Day" focus on "Global aquaculture solutions".

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Leaders committed to bio cooperation 23 SIGNATURES. Norwegian bioeconomy is behind the pioneering «BioVerdi» project, based at Oslo Innovation Center. 23 top executives have signed the partnership declaration.

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Professor Nils Chr. Stenseth was appointed as a Chevalier (Knight) in the French National Order of the Legion of Honour The French Legion of Honour (Ordre national de la Légion d'honneur) is the highest decoration in France, created in 1802 by Napoleon Bonaparte. Stenseth was awarded a Chevalier (Knight) in recognition of his contributions to science and his involvement in French-Norwegian collaboration. Stenseth was made Chevalier of the Legion of Honor by Brigitte Collet, Ambassador of France,...

Strategy to promote world-leading marine research: MareLife → MareLife Storby → Storby Marin → HAV21 The chair of Storby Marin, the network prolongation of the project MareLife Storby, Professor Olaf Styrvold, has taken place in the reference group of HAV21. HAV21 is the Governmental R&D plan for the marine sector which aims to bolster Norway’s position as a global leader in marine knowledge and management of marine resources and ocean areas.

This 2011 conference in Nantes (France) has been a real success: over 900 attendees to the public opening, 358 participating companies to the business convention, 92% of top executives, 98 VIP guests to our closing gala dinner in presence of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco. For more details please check the FINAL REPORT (PDF). MareLife is currently exploring synergy with the Biomarine Business Convention. Visit here the Website of the Biomarine Business Convention

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Norwegian University of Life Sciences (UMB) invites MareLife and its network for this year's spring conference "AKVA2013 - A blue-green future". Can Norway as a traditional coastal nation maintain its position, our must we think and act differently based on research and new knowledge? If Norway is to continue as an important aquaculture nation, we must improve our knowledge-sharing, innovation and...

Welcome to the annual meeting of NorMER - Nordic Centre for Research on Marine Ecosystems and Resources under Climate Change. ABOUT THIS ANNUAL EVENT: A series of influencial and scientific strong people will address the challenges and direction for solutions on the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems and marine resources. See the program for details.

NORWEGIAN text only. En bred sammensatt chilensk embetsdelegasjon besøkte Aqua Gens avlsstasjon på Kyrksæterøra under Aqua Nor 2011. Delegasjonen med fiskeriminister Pablo Galilea og fiskeridirektør Juan Luis Ansoleaga i spissen hadde samtaler med Aqua Gens ledelse. Samtalene omhandlet hovedsakelig om hvordan videreutvikle samarbeidet mellom Norge og Chile knyttet til teknisk-vitenskapelige...

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BBio-marine member association mobilising trendsetters along the entire value chain; addressing branch-wide challenges and potentials and gathers all major bio-marine branches: Fisheries, Aquaculture and Marine compounds.

MareLife acts in several major ways:

Projects: Facilitates collaboration between members on common research projects and challenges too big to be handled by individual players
Commercialization: Assists in commercialization of ideas and inventions
Public financial framework: Optimizing public frameworks for marine research and innovation
Communication: Communicates its efforts to build reputation of trust for the sector and to extend its network