Conference

The theme for this year’s conference is Thriving or Surviving – Creating Resilient Fisheries. 

The branch has put together a programme of talks that incorporates sessions from the freshwater, transitional and marine environments. Conference sessions will cover a wide range of topics over the three days including

Around 30% of the world's reefs are considered to be already  severely damaged by human activity, and climate models predict a regular bleaching of nearly 90% of all reefs by the middle of the century.

The 2018 European edition of this conference will run under a new title ‘High Energy Mariculture Europe’, an international two-day conference focused on the offshore fish farming business, to be held in Corfu, Greece from 17th to 19th October.

The next (2019) edition of the EurOCEAN conference will take place on 11-12 June 2019, in Paris (France), hosted by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO (7 place Fontenoy - 75007 Paris, France) and managed by the European Marine Board.

The 7th edition of the Kaplan Symposium will take place from 11-13 February 2019 in Eilat, Israel. More details on the event will become available in the coming weeks.

The 67th annual meeting of the British Phycological Society will take place at the Scottish Association for Marine Sciences, Oban, Scotland. The call for abstracts and registration will open in mid-September. The meeting will feature its traditional “general phycology” session, and plenary student session with prizes for best talk and best poster, named after Irene Manton. We will also host three exciting symposia on 1) interactions with microbiomes and grazers, 2) algal physiology in the lime light, and 3) blue carbon.

ALGAEUROPE offers an unique opportunity for the exchange between academia and industry. The conference will be established in a networking based environment that allows discussions on the evolution of the Algae Biomass sector worldwide and understand the role of the main European Players.

Microalgae Production Business in Europe

Microalgae are considered as one of the most promising feedstocks for a sustainable supply of commodities and specialties for both food and non-food products.

Dear Phycolovers,

It is my pleasure to announce that the 67^th annual meeting of the British Phycological Society will be held at the Scottish Association for Marine Sciences, Oban, Scotland from Jan 7^th to Jan 10^th, 2019.  

In April 2018, the European Marine Board (EMB) published a 'Future Science Brief' titled Training of the 21st century marine professional (a document to which EuroMarine contributed, notably through the organisation of a workshop

As part of its ‘European Strategy for Plastics in a Circular Economy’, the European Commission committed to look into further action to address plastic marine litter that builds on the piecemeal efforts underway in EU Member States.