Mak-Pak Scale-Up

Mak-Pak Scale-Up is short for “Industrial implementation of a production process for a sustainable…

Co-Use

The aim of this project is to implement practical solutions to reduce conflicts of use and promote a…

OPP COST-Action

Member of the working group on Marine Aquaculture collaborate in this COST-Action with international…

OceanGov COST-Action

The COST Action OceanGov is creating an inter-discplinary network of scientists in order to find new…
Figure 1: Small steel panels (test bodies) are fixed on a “mother-steel-plate“ for the study of biofouling communities and their succession over the year. The plates are mounted at the pier of a harbour basin in the isle of Helgoland. Figure 2: Spar buoy equipped with steel framework and test bodies during a test of its floatability in the harbour basin. Figure 3: Moorings of two buoys with test bodies for the study of biofouling communities in the Nordergründe area (Außenweser, Southern North Sea)

EnviSim4Mare

The goals of the EnviSim4Mare-project include the development of growth monitoring of marine…
Unterschiedlichen Algen

Mak-Pak

The goal of the MakPak project is to develop a sustainably produced, disposable and/or edible…
Fischkutter im Hafen von Neuharlingersiel

BlueChange

The marine realm has a great potential for economic growth and innovation. To promote this potential…

BAQUA

In cooperation with the German Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency testing equipment is being…
Miesmuscheln an Gründungsstrukturen in Windparks

Selected past projects

This link will show you a selection of finished projects from the WG Marine Aquaculture...

GAIN

GAIN (Green Aquaculture Intensification in Europe) is designed to support the ecological…

MUSES

Multi-Use of marine ressources is a future oriented and sustainable approach to increasing…

BioDiv

This project follows a trans-disciplinary approach to determine the impacts of climate change on…

OOA-NZ

The Mussel aquaculture industry of New Zealand is steadily growing and is in dire need of innovation…