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Panel discussion on sustainable seaweed farming in Europe within the framework of our iSea project

Recent fieldwork and events (2026)

A full auditorium at Scandic Havet: around 60 plant biologists at the Norwegian Plant Biology Conference 2026, which we hosted in Bodø. Photo: Göran Thomann

The poster session, one of the liveliest arenas of NPBC 2026. Photo: Göran Thomann

Questions from the floor: discussion flowed freely across all three days of NPBC 2026. Photo: Göran Thomann

A delighted poster-prize winner, a sign of the strong turnout of early-career researchers at NPBC 2026. Photo: Göran Thomann

The conference excursion, with northern-Norwegian coast and summer weather at their best. Photo: Göran Thomann

Kelpinor, the Salten seaweed growers, alongside the national plant-phenotyping infrastructure PheNo among the NPBC 2026 sponsors. Photo: Freya Schüler

From molecule to meaning: plant biochemistry on stage at NPBC 2026. Photo: Freya Schüler

The KELPRIME final stakeholder workshop, Bodø, April 2026. Photo: Antoine Minne

Working through results and next steps at the KELPRIME final workshop, Bodø 2026. Photo: Antoine Minne

Pierrick Stévant presenting seaweed products and services at the KELPRIME workshop, Bodø 2026. Photo: KELPRIME

Cultivated Saccharina latissima laid out for measurement after harvest, MABIT DEFY priming trial, June 2026.

Comparing blade shape across genotypes at the MABIT DEFY harvest, June 2026.

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