The European Commission's new initiative on ocean literacy, the EU4Ocean Coalition, has organised their first workshop to be held from 24-25 September 2020. The theme of the workshop will be Designing Ocean Literacy action in Europe, and it will consist of a series of back-to-back smaller workshops, any one of which registrants may patrticipate in.
Due to precautionary measures related to COVID-19 outbreak, the Event will now be held on 22-23 October 2020.
Since 1998. Wageningen University has been hosting these fish immunology / vaccination workshops. This year's workshop (funded in part by CSIC) presents participants with a choice between pursuing practical, hands-on training or a more research-based session on the latest advances in transcriptome and genome analysis. All participants will take part in a mix of lectures, discussions and poster sessions.
Movement analysis has developed considerably in recent years, creating new opportunities for research and planning that were explored in the two previous iterations of this workshop in 2015 and 2017. This third edition of the Moving2Gather workshop, taking place at
The CATCH mission is to facilitate atmospheric chemistry research within the international community, with a focus on natural processes specific to cold regions of the Earth. Cold regions include areas which are seasonally or permanently covered by snow and ice, from the high mountains to the polar ice sheets and sea ice zones as well as regions where ice clouds that undergo chemistry are found.
EuroMarine is committed to supporting early career researchers and promote bottom-up science from the marine science community.
The Ocean University Initiative has organised a dialogue and workshops session in support of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO and the UN's Decade of Ocean Sciences for Sustainable Development. The aims of this event are to gather researchers in the human and social sciences to identify central issues and conditions for the involvement of the social sciences in the UN initiative.
The Royal Academy for Overseas Sciences (Belgium) will host a one-day workshop on the theme “Biodiversity and health” on 6th December 2019.
The workshop aims at fostering interdisciplinary exchanges between scientists from all disciplines with an interest in the topic, including: biologists, health professionals (epidemiologists, physicians, veterinarians, and pharmacists), agronomists, (agro)foresters, geographers, social scientists, and environmental scientists.
CCMAR (Portugal) is hosting a workshop on Stress and immune responses in relation to adaptation in Antarctic Fish. The workshop is limited to 30 participants, who must contribute either either with an oral presentation (15 min) or a scientific poster related to the topic of the workshop. Applicants can submit their abstract and register via the registration link posted above.