External collaboration
To nurture innovation across our value chain we work through an extensive global network within the aquaculture business and in close cooperation with various local scientific institutes, authorities, fish farmers and fish health personnel. For us, this is an important contribution to idea creation and the best utilization of resources, yielding a unique basis for development and supply of excellent products to existing and new markets.
We are always open for new partners and proposals to join our way to make aquaculture progress.
External funded R&D projects, ongoing:
Improved vaccines against intracellular pathogens in aquaculture - combining PHARMAQ and Isconova technology
- The project is funded by Eurostars - E!5934 New-Vac.
Development of a vaccine for the Korean flat fish aquaculture industry.
- Innovation Norway, IFU 2010 - 2013
Et flerfaglig prosjekt for å forbedre badebehandling mot lakselus (Topilouse)
- Fiskeri- og havbruksnæringens forskningsfond (FHF) 900466 (2010-2011)
Identifikasjon av ukjente sykdomsagens.
- Norwegian Research council, 200511 (2010-2011).
Indo-Norwegian platform on fish and shellfish vaccine Development.
- Norwegian Research council 183205/S40 Havbruksprogrammet (2008-2011)
Training in connection with establishment in Vietnam.
- NORAD (2009-2011)
A combinatorial mutagenesis approach to improve microbial expression systems.
- Norwegian Research council 182627 (2008-2010).
Intracellular lifestyle of Francisella piscicida in Atlantic cod.
-Norwegian Research council (2010-2013)
External funded R&D projects, closed:
Påvirker avlsarbeidet for økt sjukdomsresistens forekomsten av vaksineskader, immunrespons og effekten av vaksinering?
- Nofima (2007-2010)
Immunity of Aquatic Animals - IMAQUANIM.
- 22 partners in Europe, including NVH, NFH and PHARMAQ (2005-2010)
Utvikling av en real time PCR metode for kvantifisering av ILA virus.
- MABIT (2010)
Bilateral cooperation on fish vaccine development for Chinese aquaculture.
- BILAT 190339 (2009)
Heart and Skeletal Muscle Inflammation (HSMI) - molecular characterisation of the virus and vaccine development.
- Fuge 176975 (2006-2009).
Characterisation of Piscirikettsia salmonis, infection and technology development for optimal vaccines against intracellular bacteria.
- Fuge 180208 (2007-2009).
Vaccines for the catfish (Pangasius sp.) industry in Vietnam.
- IFU project, development of vaccines to the industry in Vietnam (2006-2009).
Characterization of Francisella piscicida infection in Atlantic cod cells.
- MABIT. Two partners, including PHARMAQ (2009)




