There are almost 20,000 shipwrecks around the coast of Sweden. Most of these do not threaten the environment, while others pose a clear threat. RISE corrosion experts participated in a study of four of these wrecks.

SeaTwirl is looking to become the market leader in marine wind power. The company’s proprietary wind turbine, which rotates like a floating carousel on the surface of the ocean, has already garnered a great deal of attention. In p…

Feeding the world’s population in a sustainable manner is a global challenge. Seafood and other aquatic products are often more sustainable than other animal-based foodstuffs. Kristineberg Marine Research and Innovation Centre is …

Barnacles and other marine organisms that attach themselves to boat hulls, a phenomenon known as biofouling, cause major problems globally, with increased costs for maintenance and fuel. By studying marine organisms’ own natural p…

Protein-rich mussels are increasingly becoming a part of our daily diet. In collaboration with RISE, Musselfeed, a company based on the west coast of Sweden, has developed a climate-smart mussel sausage.

Can algae cultivation reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the metals industry? This is a question being studied by RISE in a joint research project being conducted with Swedish mining and smelting company Boliden.