TraceMyFish partners Jörgen Lerfall, and Anita Nordeng Jakobsen from NTNU and Alessia Del Genio from Videometerlab visited University of Iceland and Matís joint research facilities. The group had interesting discussion with Icelandic TraceMyFish stakeholders.

Við vekjum athygli doktorsnema á því að Auðna tæknitorg, sem HÍ á aðild að, stendur fyrir masterclass dagana 24.-25. maí um tækniyfirfærslu. Hún snýst um að afurðir vísindanna skili sér til samfélagsins. Skráning stendur nú yfir.

Interesting masterclass on technology transfer for PhD students held by Auðna - Technology Transfer Office Iceland , which the University of Iceland (Háskóli Íslands) is a part of BlueBio COFUND #humancapacitybuilding #PhD #masterclass #technology

TraceMyFish has now formally launched their project homepage. The page will include updates on the project activities, publications, main findings, disseminations and related news. Please have a look :) tracemyfish.hi.is

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Synergies are powerful for the projects! Dr. Hildur Sveindottir from Matís is introducing us the TraceMyFish project funded by BlueBio COFUND . —- ΕΛΓΟ ΔΗΜΗΤΡΑ ΕΚΕΤΑ-CERTH KU Leuven Matís University of Malta DTU ecoresources #BlueBioChain

Anastasia Lytou and colleagues from the Agricultural University of Athens presented an interesting poster on the use of Multispectral Imaging coupled with machine learning for fish authenticity evaluations at the RAFA 2022 conference.

Tracemyfish participated in the International Researchers Night in Athens earlier this month through the activities of Postdocs Anastasia Lytou and Lemonia-Christina Fengou and colleagues at the Agricultural University of Athens.

The #TraceMyFish consortium had a general assembly in Athens during November 10th and 11th. The team had fruitful discussions on the wide application potential of the Videometer technologies and how the partners can collaborate effectively. BlueBio COFUND #bluebioeconomy

The Tracemyfish consortium had a very successful plenary meeting in Reykjavík, Iceland on April 20th-21st at Matís and the Reykjavík Maritime Museum. The consortium partners met for fruitful and constructive discussions that will ensure focus in the upcoming activities.