DECATHLON - Development of cost efficient advanced DNA-based methods for specific traceability issues and high level on-site applications

The Decathlon project’s strategic objective is the development of cost efficient advanced DNA-based methods for specific traceability issues and high level on-site applications.

Prosjektperiode

2013 - 2016

Område

Antibiotikaresistens, Bakteriologi, Bioinformatikk, Fôrtrygghet, GMO, Matbakteriologi, Molekylærbiologi, Risikovurdering, Zoonoser

The Gill Health Platform

The Gill Health Platform (GHP) is a strategic concentration of research at the Norwegian Veterinary Institute (NVI), motivated by the vital importance of the gills to fish health and function.

Prosjektperiode

2013 - 2020

Område

Bakteriologi, Dyrevelferd, Fiskehelse, Immunologi, Parasittologi, Patologi, Virologi

Advanced monitoring of the introduced crayfish plague (Aphanomyces astaci) for improved management of endangered freshwater crayfish

The major objective of the proposed project is to develop and apply molecular methods for direct monitoring of A. astaci in water and environment. The project will further explore the persistence of CP in freshwater habitats and target mechanisms for prolonged survival. Methods for monitoring high- and low virulent CP-genotypes will be developed in collaboration with active project partners.

Prosjektperiode

2008 - 2013

Område

Epidemiologi, Fiskehelse, Molekylærbiologi, Mykologi

Technology and methods using high-density microarrays for detection of unknown genetic modifications in plants, fungi and bacteria

Prosjektperiode

2007 - 2013

Område

Molekylærbiologi, Bioinformatikk

Co-extra - GM and non-GM supply chains: their co-existence and traceability

Dette var et prosjekt finansiert gjennom EUs 6te rammeprogram. Prosjektets kontraktsnummer i EU er 007158.

Prosjektperiode

2005 - 2009

Område

Molekylærbiologi, Informasjons- og kommunikasjonssystemer, Bioinformatikk, Samfunnsøkonomi, Kunnskapsbaserte systemer, Matematisk modellering og numeriske metoder, Landbruksteknologi