Premises and equipment
Ar Research Station has 640 square metres of premises, which comprise:
- Temperature-controlled rooms
- Hatchery/heated room
- Experimental hall – with access to both freshwater and brackish-water
- Laboratories
- Workshop
- Meeting room – seating 15–20 people
- Office wing – four workspaces
- Kitchen and lounge
- Two rooms offering overnight accommodation with a total of 8 beds.
Temperature-controlled rooms
There are two temperature-controlled rooms at Ar: one measures 6 x 4.4 metres and the other 4 x 5 metres. The other specifications for these rooms are:
- Temperature approx. 4-20°C
- Benches for aquariums etc
- Freshwater and brackish-water supplies
- Compressed air system
- Lighting cycle on timer.
Hatchery/heated room
Specifications for the hatchery/heated room:
- Up to 25-30°C using a heater fan
- Freshwater and brackish-water supplies
- Compressed air system
- Lighting cycle on timer
- Space for 12 hatching troughs (215 x 40 cm) or aquariums.
Experimental hall
The following specifications apply to the experimental hall:
- 8 tanks measuring 2 x 2 metres and 20 tanks measuring 1 x 1 metres
- Flow-through water
- Freshwater and brackish-water supplies
- The tanks can be equipped with shading lids
- Compressed air system
- Lighting cycle on timer.
Laboratories
There are two laboratories at the station. The labs have fume cupboards, extractor hoods, weighing scales (0.5 g, 0.001g, 0.0001g), microscopes, stereoscopes and a drying cabinet.
Meeting room
As a "lecture hall" the meeting room can accommodate an audience of max. 20. As a meeting room, it has space for about 15 people. The room is equipped with a projector.
Kitchen
The kitchen has dining facilities for 8 people. There is a fridge/freezer, a cooker, a microwave, a table-top dishwasher, a coffee maker, a toaster and an outdoor barbecue.
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Gunilla Rosenqvist - Projektledare vid institutionen för geovetenskaper, Naturresurser och Hållbar utveckling.