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To answer this question, researchers from the Thünen Institute of Baltic Sea Fisheries, the German Oceanographic Museum and the Universities of Stockholm and Gothenburg collected material from the Gul
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The Corona pandemic had prevented an earlier prize-giving ceremony. The Thünen Research Prizes are awarded every two years for an outstanding science-oriented achievement and for excellent target grou
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Almost exactly one year ago we returned from our Sprat Acoustic Survey with the pelagic fishing trawler "Kristin". Over the summer of 2021, we analyzed the data and then presented it to the relevant I
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Expertise Climate change: some come, some go Gerd Kraus SF Institute of Sea Fisheries OF Institut für Ostseefischerei Climate change has arrived in European seas such as the North Sea and the Baltic S
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Expertise Impact on the fishing sector and aquaculture Ismael Núñez-Riboni SF Institut für Seefischerei In collaboration with Cambridge University, the Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries has summarized
