Fish2Fork

On March 24 between 10am and 11am (UTC), the Fish2Fork project presentation session will take place, in an online format and accessible to all via Zoom. Access is free but requires prior registration. Register here :    https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUscO2spzksG9JCArZipUl5GL0tOfeCVIls   Book the date and time to get to know our project and our Portuguese and Norwegian team. Follow our blog to keep up with all the news from the Fish2Fork project.

The Fish2Fork project was represented at the 2021 edition of the Portugal Smart Cities Summit. The three PhD students in this project presented their research work showing how technological approaches, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Blockchain (Bck), or Data Science, can be applied to the fishing sector. On the left Ulpan Tokkozhina, PhD student integrated in the Fish2Fork project, presenting her research on how to apply Blockchain (Bck), to the fisheries sector. On the right Professor João Carlos Ferreira, technical manager of the Fish2Fork project . On the left professor João Carlos Ferreira, technical manager of the Fish2Fork project. On the right Maria da Conceição Pereira, PhD student integrated in the Fish2Fork project, presenting her research on how to apply Data Science allied to Social Networks, to the fishing sector . Daniel Calé, PhD student integrated in the Fish2Fork project, presenting his research on how to apply Internet of Things (IoT), to the fishing sector .

On March 24 between 10am and 11am (UTC), the Fish2Fork project presentation session will take place, in an online format and accessible to all via Zoom. Access is free but requires prior registration. Book the date and time to get to know our project and our Portuguese and Norwegian team. More information and the link to register will be available in the coming days.  Follow our blog to keep up with all the news from the Fish2Fork project. Click on the "Seguir" button.

As part of a visit to Peniche, on 4th of January 2022, with the goal of identifing research opportunities, a meeting was held with the MARE (Ana Pombo) and SEAentia (João Rito). On the left Ana Pombo, MARE researcher, in the center there are two INOV researchers, on the right professor João Carlos Ferreira, technical responsible for the Fish2Fork project, funded by EEA Grants and promoted by INOV in partnership with the University of Molde, Norway Fish tanks in the MARE lab The Fish2Fork project was presented and, resulting from the activity of fish feeding and production strategies, a research opportunity was identified for one of the ongoing PhDs, namely Computer Vision and neural network for Aquaculture. MARE Lab Facilities Aquaculture relies heavily on data about fish appetite to guide feeding and production strategies. However, the majority of techniques to determine fish appetite, stress and well-being are inefficient and subjective.  Based on a convolutional neural network (...

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