Per Bovbjerg Pedersen

TL;DR: This study compiles and assesses published literature along with un-published hands-on experiences with rearing different species in RAS in the Nordic countries, including Atlantic salmon smolts in indoor RAS and rainbow trout in outdoor Model-Trout-Farms, to find success of less intensive RAS such as aquaponic systems appear to be feasible primarily when culturing more exotic species targeted for selected customers.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that additive genetic (co)variation for growth rate, feed conversion efficiency, and VHS resistance does exist within the farmed population of rainbow trout, and indicates that selective breeding for these traits can be successful.

TL;DR: Preliminary results are provided on the potential of β-glucanase and protease to increase apparent nutrient digestibility of soybean meal in fish feed and on the utilization of digested nutrients and energy.

TL;DR: The first application of fluorescence EEM spectroscopy to assess DOM in RAS is detailed, and the potential applications of this technique within future RAS management strategies are highlighted.

TL;DR: Water phase PAA and HP decay showed first order kinetics and have potential to replace formalin in aquaculture applications to control fish pathogens, for example the ectoparasite, Ichthyophthirius multifiliis.