The Institute of Marine Research
Explore Secondment Opportunities with the Institute of Marine Research, Norway
The Institute of Marine Research (IMR), a leading research institute under Norway’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, is dedicated to sustainable ocean and seafood management, impacting both national and international marine practices. With a team of 1,100 skilled experts and an impressive range of research facilities, IMR is uniquely positioned to advance scientific knowledge across key areas of marine science.
Core Research Areas and Expertise
IMR’s work centers on four essential areas:
Sustainable Harvest – Ensuring responsible management and use of marine resources.
Sustainable Aquaculture – Supporting the growth of aquaculture practices that protect marine ecosystems.
Ecosystem State and Human Impacts – Monitoring the effects of human activity on marine life and habitats.
Healthy and Safe Seafood – Providing research to enhance seafood safety and health benefits.
IMR’s research covers diverse disciplines, from fisheries science to ecosystem analysis, using world-class research vessels, experimental laboratories, and field stations to tackle critical issues.
Opportunities for Postdoctoral Fellows
A secondment at IMR offers postdoctoral researchers access to top-notch resources and support, with opportunities to:
Contribute to impactful projects within IMR’s nine research programs.
Collaborate with one of 22 research groups, gaining scientific expertise in cutting-edge marine and ocean sciences.
Enhance R&D capacity through hands-on experience in monitoring, aquaculture, and fisheries projects.
Foster knowledge exchange and build professional networks in marine research.
Why Choose IMR for Your Secondment?
IMR’s collaborative research environment provides postdoctoral fellows with the chance to be part of solutions addressing key global marine challenges. A secondment here allows you to work alongside leading scientists and engage in projects that support sustainable resource management and ecosystem health, making a tangible impact on marine science and society.
Contact
To learn more about secondment opportunities with the Institute of Marine Research, visit their website or reach out to Frode B. Vikebo at frovik@hi.no.