Dr. Johan Robbens from ILVO-Marine in Belgium will be one of the keynote speakers at WEFTA 2026 in Reykjavík, 12.
Johan Robbens discusses the opportunities and challenges of using algae in food at WEFTA 2026 More »
The CLEAR-WATER project is working to develop coordinated and cost-effective methods for monitoring litter in aquatic environments, ranging from freshwater
This September, farmers across the country are harvesting grain from their fields and transporting it for drying, or otherwise processing it as fodder for livestock. Farmers grow...
How can barley that has not reached full maturity be utilized? More »
Abstract In today’s tense geopolitical landscape, marked by strained relations among major powers and deep-rooted dependence on fossil-based economies, the
Today, salmonids are mostly used for their roe or as cleaner fish in salmon farming (salmonid fry), but a large part of the raw material is
Hrognkelsakollagen – umhverfisvæn afurð / Sustainable lumpfish collagen More »
On June 25, the GIANT LEAPS project held its final conference in Brussels, marking the end of a four-year research project within Horizon
GIANT LEAPS project concludes: four-year study on the sustainability of novel proteins More »
Alþjóðlega WEFTA-ráðstefnan verður haldin í Reykjavík dagana 12.–16. október 2026. WEFTA er alþjóðlegt samstarfsnet í bláa lífhagkerfinu með áherslu á
WEFTA 2026 in Reykjavik More »
Barley cultivation generally performs well in Iceland, particularly in the South. Weather conditions vary between years, and some regions...
Davíð Gíslason, project manager at Matís, and Marjolijn Rika Nijzigh, doctoral student, attended the PISCeS conference, which was held at the University of Guelph
Matís at the PISCeS Conference in Canada More »
Genotyping analyses that assess sheep resistance to rubella are currently being carried out at Matís, under an agreement with the Icelandic Agricultural Advisory Centre (RML). Matís Genetic Group
Genotyping at Matís in full swing More »
