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Monitoring of crayfish and large freshwater clams using water samples
AquaBiota now offers monitoring of crayfish and large freshwater clams using eDNA. A few liters of water from a lake is enough to detect the presence of the critically endangered noble crayfish or the introduced signal crayfish.
Dr Hans Grundberg at Lignofuels 2019, Oslo
13-14 February Hans Grundberg goes to Lignofuels 2019 in Oslo Norway. An interesting conference where commercialization and upscaling will be discussed together with Preem and Renfuel and others. Come and mingle with him!
Dr Raghu Deshpande at Ekmandagarna 2019
During Ekmandagarna 2019, January 30, Dr Raghu Deshpande will present his interesting research entitled: Lignin carbohydrate complexes (LCC) studies during different pulping processes. Come and listen!
Metabarcoding of fish communities in Pite river
AquaBiota have analysed fish communities, including salmon, with eDNA and metabarcoding at ten locations. Salmon (Salmo salar) is an important fish species from a commercial as well as an ecological perspective. In several locations around the world, large efforts have been made to restore salmon habitats that have been damaged or destroyed due to human activities. The survey done by AquaBiota aims to assess the efficiency of measures taken as part of restoration efforts made in the Pite Älv river system.
Save the date! 20 March 2019 Workshop about PFI Mill
Welcome to a Workshop about PFI Mill on 20 March in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden. Christian Aarefjord, PFI Instruments and MoRe Research arranges a day for users of the PFI Mill. We have a lot to talk about so come and join us! Sources of errors, controls, water quality and much more will be discussed.