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Did you know? OptoScale cameras aren't just valuable to fish farmers; they're also a key tool for documenting R&D projects in the field. As a company born from R&D, we’re passionate about these projects, as they have the potential to drive the industry closer to the future we envision for food production, our planet, and most important for me personally: our kids. This week, at the Fiskeri- og havbruksnæringens forskningsfinansiering conference in Tromsø, several exciting projects were presented, many of which were supported by data from OptoScale's AI-powered cameras (BioScopes). Few in the industry have more combined experience in production and R&D than Aunsmo Arnfinn from Salmalytics. In a recent project, he led research on the effects of Previwo's product, Stembiont, showing promising results in reducing lice numbers in collaboration with Emilsen Gruppen. Here’s what Arnfinn had to say about using OptoScale cameras in the project: "We are establishing a robust foundation for analyzing results. This represents a significant improvement in how we study effects under field conditions." I couldn’t have said it better myself! A huge thanks to all the project participants. If you’re working in R&D and interested in data-driven insights from our BioScopes, reach out to me or our biology team, including Audhild Blomsø and Ola Kvaal Brandshaug. Link in Norwegian - title is: "had significant effect against lice". https://lnkd.in/dU5h8HB7

Outcome Harvesting at EES 2024 (European Evaluation Society Conference) When using Outcome Harvesting: do you wonder if and how to substantiate (its purpose, its intensity)? Curious how it could look in your specific context? Our session at EES discusses a tool providing simple guidance. Date: Friday, 27/Sept/2024; 3.45pm - 5:15pm Location: Faro For this and other sessions on Outcome Harvesting at the Conference, please see attached file

🌊💧 Celebrate #WorldWaterDay with purity in every drop! 💧🌊 Today, we want to shine a spotlight on the important role ultrapure water plays in science. It's not just about having water; it's about ensuring that every drop meets the highest purity standards for your critical research and analysis. Whether it's feed water for lab instruments, general lab applications, life science research, or sensitive analytical procedures, our Arium®️ systems deliver with precision. Arium®️ lab water systems are more than just equipment. They're the silent partners in your quest for innovation and accuracy. Here is what you can expect: ☑️ Full Range: Customize your system for quality (ultrapure, pure, or RO water), daily volume usage, and flexibility. ☑️ High Quality: Consistent and reliable water quality for a wide range of applications. ☑️ Innovative Technology: Benefit from iJust®️, Bagtanks and cutting-edge displays for optimal purification. ☑️ Flexibility: Adapt to the unique needs of your lab with a modular design. ☑️ Reliable Service: Trust in our support for uninterrupted operation. Learn more about our Arium®️ systems: https://ow.ly/hPAq50QEZZK #Sartorius #LabWater #LabLife #Science #AriumWaterSystems #Arium #UltrapureWater #QualityControl #Laboratory

We are happy and excited to share our latest publication! Shelf Life Study of Chilled Mullet (Mugil cephalus): Histamine Formation and Quality Degradation at Constant and Dynamic Storage Conditions

Pruning is an art and a science. Let’s explore the scientific aspects that can help to support farm employees as they develop their skills as a pruning artist on the farm. Use these basic concepts in conjunction with specific guidance from the orchard manager. Read the fact sheet here: https://lnkd.in/gCk3d2jX

TOMORROW CAIRIBU K12 Scholar Seminar featuring CAIRIBU K12 alum, Scott Bauer, MD, MS (UCSF). Dr. Bauer is working with CAIRIBU Interactions Core to start a research interest group around the topic of aging in the GU tract. Tune in HERE🔽 https://lnkd.in/gTDNzcV5

Do mosquitos bug you? Do you also dislike the feel of bug spray on your skin? In our work titled "Designing Thermoreversible Gels for Extended Release of Mosquito Repellent," we detail the design and preparation of insect repellent-loaded physical gels that demonstrate mosquito repellency for more than half a year—performing longer than any other known material to date! Being the first instance towards utilizing gelled morphologies for protection against biting arthropods, this manuscript can pioneer a new lineage of long-lasting insect-repelling semi-solids that can also mitigate direct skin contact through fixation onto garments or shelters, thus eliminating the health hazards associated with dermal absorption of topically applied repellent. https://lnkd.in/eeXnDTzC

DID YOU KNOW? | The invasive tree-of-heaven (TOH) is the preferred host plant of the invasive spotted lanternfly? Learn how to identify TOH, which can often be confused with staghorn sumac. If you spot TOH, report it to EDDMapS.org. For more information, follow this link: https://bit.ly/3xpLtHi

Check out my spring seminar talk (https://lnkd.in/gwA3sqJv) on potential applications of vibrational communication in pest stink bug species, now on the OSU hort dept website. Can stink bug mating calls be used to disrupt courtship? Improve trap efficacy? I discuss the evidence in my presentation, which is the first half of the May 6th recording (followed by Kelley Asselin discussing lure development for ambrosia beetles).

TODAY CAIRIBU K12 Scholar Seminar featuring CAIRIBU K12 alum, Scott Bauer, MD, MS (UCSF). Dr. Bauer is working with CAIRIBU Interactions Core to start a research interest group around the topic of aging in the GU tract. Tune in HERE🔽 https://lnkd.in/gTDNzcV5