en
ENGLISH|
NORSK
logo
Business areas Projects Insight People About
en
ENGLISH|
NORSK
Business areas Projects Insight People About

Dsolve - Biodegradable plastics for marine applications

Marine Litter

Dsolve is a new centre for research-based innovation (SFI), headed by UiT – The artctic University of Norway. Our research aims to reduce plastic litter and associated problems (ghost fishing, macro and microplastic) caused by the fishery and aquaculture industries. The goal is that traditional plastics in these sectors can be replaced with new biodegradable materials. Our ambition is to place Norway at the forefront of research, development and use of smart biodegradable materials to reduce the global problem of marine litter caused by the use of plastic in fisheries and aquaculture.

Four national and four international research institutions, multple industrial partners and gear suppliers, as well as several public agencies and organizations from the fishery- and aquaculture sector also participate in the centre.

SALT is responsible for all communication and dissimination of results.

Read more on uit.no/research/dsolve-en →

Status
Ongoing
Project leader
Hilde Rødås Johnsen
Team members
Niclas Risvoll Malin Jacob
Partners

Norner AS – Bionedbrytbare polymerer (WP1)
SINTEF Industry – Degraderingstid (WP2)
SINTEF Ocean – Uttesting i sjø (WP3)
UiT –  Styringsinsentiver (WP4)
NORSUS – Sirkularitet (WP5)

Similar projects

ASAP

ASAP – Asian Scientific Alliance for Plastic Pollution and Value Network Management, target key sources and socioeco...

2020 —
CRIPTIC

The application of digital methods and community engagement to reduce plastic waste in the Caspian Sea.

The m...

2021 —
EUROqCHARM

To establish harmonized methodologies for the monitoring and assessment of macro-, micro- and nanoplastics in the en...

2020 —
Dsolve - Biodegradable plastics for marine applications
About Privacy Policy
Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Vimeo
Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Vimeo
Salt Lofoten AS

Pb 91, 8301 Svolvær, Norway
+47 919 22 802
post@salt.nu

Design: Sisu | Kode: Webium
Phone number
+47 919 22 802
E-mail
post@salt.nu
Phone number
+47 919 22 802
E-mail
post@salt.nu