Every predictive insight we deliver is powered by people.

Behind every forecast, every data point, every oxygen alert, there is a team of 18 committed experts blending science and operational experience. Today, we are proud to introduce a new member who reinforces both our scientific depth and our strategic presence in Norway: Alexia Mouton.

A New Voice for Sustainable Salmon Farming in Norway

Alexia is a fisheries and aquaculture engineer, recently graduated from AgroParisTech and L’Institut Agro Rennes-Angers. Throughout her academic journey, she focused on two core themes that define BiOceanOr’s mission: oceans and sustainability.

Her master thesis, “Balancing sustainability and growth: How effective is the governance of Norwegian salmon farming?”, provided valuable market insights into one of the world’s most advanced aquaculture systems. Supported during her internship by BiOceanOr, her research deepened our shared conviction: sustainable growth in aquaculture requires stronger governance, better information, and improved dialogue between stakeholders.

As Alexia highlights regarding the Norwegian Aquaculture White Paper (April 2025):

“While there is a consensus that the current system has not been successful in reaching growth and sustainability, stakeholders are cautiously optimistic about the proposals. To enhance governability, there is a need for more knowledge, more transparency, and better dialogue.”

Today, Alexia leads the international business development of BiOceanOr’s aquaculture services in Norway, working closely with salmon farmers and environmental authorities.

Would you like to meet our team and explore how predictive water quality intelligence can support your operations?

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Norway: Innovation, Challenges, and Predictive Solutions

The Norwegian salmon farming industry is a pillar of the country’s coastal economy. Yet it faces increasing environmental pressures:

Rising seawater temperatures
Harmful algal blooms
String jellyfish events
Oxygen fluctuations

Our team provides AI-powered predictive services that anticipate these risks before they impact fish welfare and farm performance.

In coordination with our local partners, Alexia supports clients in adopting forecasting tools that predict variations in:

Dissolved oxygen
Temperature
Algal bloom dynamics

Our approach blends AI, oceanography, fish biology, and field expertise to transform environmental uncertainty into actionable foresight.

Interested in anticipating oxygen drops and environmental stress before they affect your fish?

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More Than a Hire: A Team Built on Science and Practice

Alexia’s arrival reflects something deeper about BiOceanOr.

What makes us unique is that most of our team members are scientists and specialists who understand the biological, environmental, and operational realities of digitalized aquaculture.

Our team includes:

Fish health biologists
Data scientists
Marine biologists
Oceanographers
Former farm managers bringing hard-earned field experience

Together, we have built a team that blends science and practice capable of designing predictive tools that anticipate oxygen fluctuations, harmful algal blooms (HAB), and environmental stress before they affect fish health and farm performance.

Would you like to join a team combining science, technology, and ocean passion?

We are always looking for talented experts.

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A Strategic Step Forward in Norway

Norway is a key market for BiOceanOr. By strengthening our local presence and working closely with salmon producers and regulators, we continue to advance toward:

More sustainable aquaculture
More efficient operations
More resilient coastal ecosystems

Alexia’s arrival reinforces our commitment to responsible innovation.

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