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Sustainable Tourism in the Norwegian Arctic: Tourists’ Attitude Towards Sustainability Choices
(Master thesis, 2025)Arctic tourism has expanded rapidly, placing unprecedented pressure on fragile ecosystems and local communities. This study investigates tourists’ attitude towards sustainability in Tromsø of the Norwegian Arctic. Through a qualitative research design informed by the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) and Social Practice Theory (SPT) the finding indicate that tourists hold pro-sustainability values, ... -
Lederpreferanser i mannsdominerte hierarkiske organisasjoner.
(Master thesis, 2025)Formålet med studien er å undersøke lederpreferanser i mannsdominerte hierarkiske organisasjoner. Studien gjennomføres i noen selskaper i byggebransjen, med overvekt fra selskapet HENT AS og tre militære avdelinger i Hæren. Studien kartlegger respondentene på følgende kriteria: kjønn, alder, bransje, hierarkisk posisjon, lederansvar og personalansvar. Basert på dette undersøkes respondentenes svar ... -
Jobbengasjement hos forsvarsansatte: Skaper militær personellkategori variasjon i opplevelsen av jobbengasjement hos forsvarsansatte i Brigade Nord?
(Master thesis, 2025)Målet med denne masteroppgaven har vært å undersøke hvorvidt det finnes forskjeller i opplevelse av jobbengasjement hos forsvarsansatte, basert på militær personellkategori; herunder om man er ansatt som offiser eller spesialist. Inspirasjonen til oppgaven er hentet fra Forsvarets medarbeiderundersøkelse (FMU) som ble gjennomført i 2023, der rapporten avdekket at 14 % av respondentene følte seg ... -
Sesongvariasjon i aksjekursen til norske oppdrettsselskaper
(Master thesis, 2025)Denne masteroppgaven undersøker hvorvidt det eksisterer sesongvariasjoner i aksjeavkastningen til børsnoterte norske oppdrettsselskaper. Oppdrettsnæringen utgjør en betydelig del av norsk eksport, og kjennetegnes av biologiske produksjonssykluser, sesongmessige prisvariasjoner og høy markedsvolatilitet. På tross av sektorens betydning og kompleksitet, finnes det lite forskning som direkte analyserer ... -
Investigating traditional and novel genetic markers for smoltification status in wild Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
(Master thesis, 2025)Atlantic salmon are anadromous fish, meaning they hatch and live their young lives in freshwater (FW), before migrating to seawater (SW) to feed and grow. The salmon must undergo physiological change to prepare for the new environment. This adaptation is called smoltification or parr-smolt-transformation (PST). One of the most obvious changes is the increasing salinity in SW. As the salmon migrates ... -
Assessing long-term changes in taxonomic and functional parasite diversity in Norwegian freshwater fish
(Master thesis, 2025)Climate change driven loss of biodiversity is occurring at an unprecedented rate, especially in vulnerable high-latitude freshwater systems. Despite the increasing recognition of parasites in ecosystems, there is a lack of long-term data on freshwater fish parasites, limiting our ability to understand changes in biodiversity of these important ecosystem players. This study investigates how freshwater ... -
CRYOPRESERVATION OF SPOTTED WOLFFISH (Anarhichas minor) SPERM EFFECTS OF EXTENDER SUPPLEMENTED WITH ASCORBIC ACID AND SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE ON SPERM QUALITY
(Master thesis, 2025)The spotted wolffish (Anarhichas minor) holds considerable promise for cold-water aquaculture due to its high fillet yield, docile behaviour, and resistance to disease. However, reproductive constraints—including limited sperm motility, low ejaculate volume, and narrow spawning windows—impede large-scale hatchery production. Cryopreservation offers a strategic solution for overcoming these limitations ... -
The multiple roles of whale blubber, with particular consideration of thermal conductivity and chemical composition of blubber in a high-Arctic species, the narwhal, Monodon monoceros.
(Master thesis, 2025)Blubber in marine mammals is a multifunctional tissue, serving critical roles in thermoregulation, energy storage, endocrine regulation, and hydrodynamics. By providing insulation against cold, acting as a dense energy reserve, secreting hormones such as leptin to regulate metabolism, and streamlining the body for efficient swimming, blubber supports survival in diverse and often extreme environments. ... -
Environmental impact and efficacy of different antifouling coatings in the Atlantic and Baltic Transition marine regions
(Master thesis, 2025)This thesis evaluates the environmental impact and efficacy of various antifouling (AF) coatings under field conditions across three marine sites in the Baltic Transition and Atlantic regions. The AF paints tested in the study included five copper-based coatings with varying copper content (6 – 32 wt% Cu2O), one alternative biocidal coating containing tralopyril and one biocide-free silicone foul ... -
Factors predicting migration patterns in the world’s northernmost moose population in Finnmark
(Master thesis, 2025)Abstract Purpose. The purpose of the study was to investigate factors predicting migration pattern in moose in Finnmark. Moose has earlier been most numerous in the central and southern part of Norway, but the moose population in Finnmark increased in the 1990’s, and has now reached a more stable state. This makes a study on how the moose behaves in a relatively new habitat of particular ... -
Seasonal dynamics in RNA:DNA ratios of marine microbial communities in a high latitude estuary
(Master thesis, 2025)Microorganisms are key players in marine ecosystems, as they form the basis of food webs and drive biogeochemical cycling. Global warming increases sea surface temperatures and the frequency of marine heatwaves, but the effect on marine microbes is still not well understood. To predict future changes of marine ecosystems, it is therefore important to understand the direct impact of increased ... -
Grønn omstilling på dypt vann?
(Master thesis, 2025)Denne studien undersøker om og eventuelt hvordan CO₂-avgiften og den tilhørende kompensasjonsordningen påvirker fiskeflåtens miljømessige, økonomiske og institusjonelle bærekraft. Bakgrunnen for studien er at fiskerinæringen, til tross for økte klimaforpliktelser og gradvis høyere CO₂-avgift, har hatt en økning i utslipp. Samtidig har næringen vært gjenstand for en kompensasjonsordning som reduserer ... -
Den nasjonale effekten av klimaendringer på økonomisk vekst: En analyse av hvordan temperatur og nedbør påvirker økonomisk verdiskaping i Norges fylker
(Master thesis, 2025)Denne studien undersøker forholdet mellom temperatur, nedbør og økonomisk vekst på fylkesnivå i Norge i perioden 1997 til 2019. Datagrunnlag fra Statistisk Sentralbyrå og Norsk Klimaservicesenter danner grunnlaget for paneldataanalyser ved bruk av tre ulike regresjonsmodeller. Studien anvender modeller med kvadratiske og interaktive ledd, med både additive og multiplikative faste effekter for å ... -
"UNLOCKING NOVO NORDISK'S MARKET POSITION: A STUDY OF COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE AND ESTIMATION OF INTRINSIC VALUE USING FREE CASH FLOW TO EQUITY FRAMEWORK"
(Master thesis, 2025)Abstract This study aims to analyze competitive advantage of Novo Nordisk and estimate its per share intrinsic value using discounted cash flow model. In this case study, competitive advantage was accesses by porter’s five forces analysis, VRIO framework, SWOT analysis and supplemented by financial metrics analysis i.e. ROIC and revenue growth for last 10 years (2015-2024). Free cash flow to equity ... -
Kunstig intelligens i rekruttering
(Master thesis, 2025)Rekruttering er en kritiske del for alle organisasjoner og feilansettelser kan være kostbare. Tradisjonell rekrutering har vært preget av mye manuelt og tidkrevende arbeid. Dagens digitale rekrutteringsprosesser er blitt mer påvirket av kunstig intelligens (KI) for å forbedre disse prosessene. KI kan bli brukt i mange deler av prosessen og bedrifter begynner strategisk å inkludere KI for å få et ... -
Development and Application of an Ex Vivo Adipose Tissue-based Model from Cetacean Blubber Biopsies to Study Impacts of Stress Hormones
(Master thesis, 2025)Cetaceans serve as ecosystem engineers and sentinel species for ocean and human health. They are exposed to various anthropogenic stressors, including pollution, noise, human activities, and climate change which contribute to high levels of stress hormones such as glucocorticoids (e.g. cortisol). While stress response mechanisms are vital in the short term, prolonged exposure to stress can have ... -
Survival and predation of Atlantic salmon smolts in anadromous watersheds with lakes: a case study from the Skienselva watershed
(Master thesis, 2025)Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) exhibit marked niche shifts between spawning and juvenile recruitment in running freshwaters and growth in marine waters. These habitat shifts necessitate long migrations which may come at a substantial cost to the population. As smolts, Atlantic salmon migrate downstream, from freshwater rivers to salty ocean environment, transitioning between two very distinct aquatic ... -
Movements, diving behavior and group fidelity of long-finned pilot whales in Northern Norway
(Master thesis, 2025)Long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) are widely distributed and abundant throughout the North Atlantic and sightings have appeared to increase in coastal areas in northern Norway over the past decade. However, little is known about the dynamics and ecological drivers of their movements in this region. Therefore, we deployed 11 satellite-linked tags to determine areas of important habitat, ... -
Spatio-temporal distribution of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) post-smolt in Sognefjord
(Master thesis, 2025)Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) is an anadromous fish that migrates from fresh to salt water, facing many challenges and threats throughout their life cycle, particularly during post-smolt migration through fjords. This study investigates the spatio-temporal distribution of Atlantic salmon post-smolts in Sognefjord, using data from the national monitoring program of salmon lice on wild salmonids (NALO) ... -
Clock and clock-related gene expression is light responsive in the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) embryo
(Journal article; Tidsskriftartikkel; Peer reviewed, 2025-06-05)Light and photoperiod vary in a predictable manner throughout the daily and annual cycle that is utilized by organisms to direct processes of living. The aquaculture industry applies light to manipulate salmon development, but the effects have not yet been thoroughly investigated in early ontogeny. Here, salmon eggs and larvae were subjected to three different light regimes (continuous dark, continuous ...
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