Anne Ingeborg Myhr is SVP within Biotechnology and Circular Economy. The Department consist of three research groups: Industrial Biotechnology, Marine Biotechnology, and Gene Technology, Environment and Society. Myhr holds a Dr. scient within medical biology and a M.Sc in biotechnology. Myhr has extensive experience from inter- and transdisciplinary projects on emerging technologies including genome editing. Main focus for research is on future food systems, sustainable aquaculture, protection of the environment and biodiversity, and the circular economy. This includes studies on ELSA and RRI with novel technologies.
Anne Ingeborg Myhr
SVP Biotechnology and Circular Economy
anmy@norceresearch.no
+47 56 10 78 80
Tromsø Forskningspark, Sykehusvn 23, 9019 Tromsø
Division
Climate & Environment
Research themes
RRI (responsible research and innovation)
Ethical, legal and societal aspects of new technologies (ELSA)
Aquaculture
Research Groups
Gene technology, environment and society
Industrial Biotechnology
Marine Biotechnology
More information about Anne
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Projects
Publications
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Academic chapterNorwegian engagement with RRI and the propagation of RRI by the Research Council of Norway– 2025
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Conference lectureGenome editing of salmon: sustainability, responsibility and ethics– Bridging selective breeding and cutting-edge biotechnologies: Transformative technological innovations for strengthening aquaculture resilience 2024
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Conference lectureSirkulære verdikjeder i sjømatnæringen er avhengig av insentiver og indikatorer– HAVBRUK 2024 -Kunnskap for et bærekraftig havbruk 2024
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Academic chapterThe use of the Research Ethics cards for enhancing reflexivity: Case study on detection of microplastics in salmon– 2024
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Conference lectureIs it unethical not to use genome editing? On how (not) to promote citizen engagement for responsible technology development– Back to the future: Sustainable innovations for ethical food production and consumption EurSafe 2024 2024
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Academic chapterIs it unethical not to use genome editing? On how (not) to promote citizen engagement for responsible technology development– 2024
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Conference lectureUsing Ethics in Research cards as a practical approach for responsible management and reflection in research practise.– The AFINO International Conference: Transformative Research and Innovation 2024
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Conference lectureCRISPR for responsible animal breeding: implications for social acceptance and animal welfare. Parallell session with five presentations.– Transformative Research and Innovation 2024
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Conference lectureRRI in genome editing projects: Use of the Research Ethics cards to promote societal and ethical awareness– Transformative Research and Innovation, AFINO Conference 2024
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Feature articleGenredigering, patent og dyrevelferd– Nationen 2024
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Feature articleMikrobiell fôrproduksjon kan skaleres i Norge, og bli eksportvare– iLaks.no 2023
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Research reportUtredning av sirkulærøkonomien i sjømatnæringen– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre 2023
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Academic articleA social and ethical game-changer? An empirical ethics study of CRISPR in the salmon farming industry– Environmental Values 2023
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Feature articleBærekraftig fôr krever oppskalering av mikrobiell fôrproduksjon– intrafish.no 2023
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Academic literature reviewUtredning av sirkulær økonomi i sjømatnæringen, faglig rapport nr. 7-2023, fra NORCE Klima og Miljø– Agderforskning Prosjektrapport 2023
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Academic articleStructured analysis of broader GMO impacts inspired by technology assessment to inform policy decisions.– Agriculture and Human Values 2023
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Research reportVeikart for sirkulærøkonomi i sjømatnæringen– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre 2023
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Feature articleStore muligheter for flere sirkulære verdikjeder i sjømatproduksjonen– Fiskeribladet 2023
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Feature articleStore muligheter for flere sirkulære verdikjeder i sjømatproduksjonen– intrafish.no 2023
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Conference lectureConnecting CRISPRsalmon and CRISPRWELL.– Animals as fellow creatures. Theories and practices in the age of biotechnology. 2023
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Conference lectureGenome editing and non-safety issues– Animals as fellow creatures. Theories and practices in the age of biotechnology. 2023
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Conference lectureApplying circular economy principles into ocean-based aquaculture– NTNUOcean week 2023
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Conference lectureThe circular economy in the seafood industry: opportunities and challenges– Arctic Frontiers 2023: Moving North 2023
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Conference lectureNano- and micro-plastics and fish: Novel methods for detection and the role of RRI in such research– Arctic Frontiers 2023 Conference: Moving North 2023
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Conference lectureWhat about genome edited animals? What can the implications be by that debates and approaches for novel GMO regulation only focuses on plants?– The ethics of genome editing 2022
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Academic articleWith great power comes great responsibility: why ‘safe enough’ is not good enough in debates on new gene technologies– Agriculture and Human Values 2022
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Conference lecturePlast i fisk -metoder for studier av effekt– Nor-fishings, NFR sitt forskningstorget 2022
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Academic articleA sustainability assessment framework for genome-edited salmon– Aquaculture 2022
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Academic chapterTransforming food systems through genome editing – animal ethics and citizen engagement– 2022
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Academic chapterThe ethical sustainability matrix: a practical tool for assessment of GMOs including genome-edited organisms– 2021
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Academic articlePublic Consultation on Proposed Revisions to Norway's Gene Technology Act: An Analysis of the Consultation Framing, Stakeholder Concerns, and the Integration of Non-Safety Considerations– Sustainability 2021
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Academic literature reviewSustainable use of CRISPR/Cas in fish aquaculture: the biosafety perspective– Transgenic research 2021
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Academic chapterGenome edited salmon: fish welfare as part of sustainability criteria– 2021
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Academic chapterPublic engagement in biotechnology innovation – the need for research and the role of ethics– 2021
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Conference lecturePublic engagement in biotechnology innovation – the need for research and the role of ethics– EURSAFE 2021 2021
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Academic literature reviewGenome editing on finfish: Current status and implications for sustainability– Reviews in Aquaculture 2021
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Professional articleNorway- The Norwegian Gene Technology Act: Presenting Case Studies to Illustate the Act’s Advances in Protecting Biodiversity– Topics in biodiversity and conservation 2020
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Academic articleNon-safety Assessments of Genome-Edited Organisms: Should They be Included in Regulation?– Science and Engineering Ethics 2020
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Academic literature reviewNorway—The Norwegian Gene Technology Act: Presenting Case Studies to Illustate the Act’s Advances in Protecting Biodiversity– Topics in biodiversity and conservation 2020
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Academic chapterSustainability and societal utility in non-safety assessment of gene-edited organisms– 2019
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Conference lectureMoral limits to genome editing of farmed salmon– EURSAFE 2019 2019
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Academic chapterMoral limits to genome editing of farmed salmon– 2019
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Feature articleGenredigering reguleres som GMO– Nationen 2018
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Feature articleGenteknologiloven og genredigering: Ja takk, begge deler.– Nationen 2018
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Academic literature reviewRevisiting Risk Governance of GM Plants: The Need to Consider New and Emerging Gene-Editing Techniques– Frontiers in Plant Science 2018
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Conference lectureGenome-edited salmon: ethical and regulatory challenges– ELSA Norway 2018 2018
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Conference lectureGene-edited organisms should be assessed for sustainability, ethics and societal impacts– EURSAFE 2018 2018
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Feature articleBiosikkerhet og bærekraft ved bruk av genredigering– Nationen 2017
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Academic articleSocio-economic research on genetically modified crops: a study of the literature– Agriculture and Human Values 2017
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Conference lectureThe science-policy of traditional indigenous knowledge in management of natural resources– International Conference on Arctic Science: Bringing Knowledge to Action 2017
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Feature articleDra til Australia, Per Sandberg!– Dagens næringsliv 2016
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Feature articleGenmodifisert mygg kan bekjempe zika-viruset– Forskning.no 2016
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Feature articlePlantevirus kan redde laksen– Forskning.no 2016
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Academic articleDNA Vaccines: Regulatory Considerations and Safety Aspects– Current Issues in Molecular Biology 2016
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Academic articleStakeholder views on issues to consider when assessing the sustainability of genetically modified potato– International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability 2016
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Academic articleAccess and Benefit Sharing Legislation for Marine Bioprospecting: Lessons From Australia for the Role of Marbank in Norway– Journal of World Intellectual Property 2016
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Academic articleInclusion and Implementation of Socio-Economic Considerations in GMO Regulations: Needs and Recommendations– Sustainability 2016
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Academic literature reviewApproaches for delaying sexual maturation in salmon and their possible ecological and ethical implications– Journal of Applied Aquaculture 2016
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Feature articleGenredigering og matnyttig etikk– Nationen 2016
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Academic articleA plant 35S CaMV promoter induces long-term expression of luciferase in Atlantic salmon– Scientific Reports 2016
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Academic articleAccess and Benefit Sharing legislation for marine bioprospecting: Lessons from Australia for the role of Marbank in Norway– Journal of World Intellectual Property 2016
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Feature articleHvem eier det som finnes i havet?– Forskning.no 2015
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Academic chapterSocio-economic considerations in GMO Regulations: opportunities and challenges– 2015
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Academic chapterStakeholders perception on sustainability of genetically modified potato– 2015
