Aquaculture Meta-analysis Methods Call
Funds research organisations developing and demonstrating meta-analysis methods for Norwegian aquaculture through FHF project grants.
FHF administers this one-off research call through its aquaculture research program. It funds the development and demonstration of meta-analysis methods that combine findings from many aquaculture studies into stronger evidence for industry decisions. FHF provides a total of up to NOK 5 million and expects to fund as many as three projects; it does not publish a per-project award limit. Each proje…
Methods for combining results from published aquaculture studies, demonstrating those methods on industry topics and using the results in simulations that show practical value.
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