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EMBRC Executive Director Nicolas Pade spoke to @rfi.fr about marine biobanks – living libraries that help researchers study marine biodiversity, support conservation, and explore innovation and opportunities for a sustainable blue economy. Read more here: https://swll.to/c8JJv #MarineBiology

From renewable energy to sustainable aquaculture, our culture collections support cutting-edge marine research & biotech. Learn why demand for them continues to grow in our latest Q&A with Davide Di Cioccio: https://swll.to/XEjbQ #MarineScience #BlueEconomy #ResearchInfrastructure

What does marine biodiversity have to do with future medicines? Through blue biotechnology, compounds from marine organisms can offer clues for anti-cancer, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory treatments. Read more: https://swll.to/RBPT7 #CancerResearch #MarineScience #Biotechnology

EMBRC has joined #IRISCC to empower society to understand & build resilience to climate change risks. IRISCC enables researchers to connect with vital resources and access 100+ scientific services. Here’s how EMBRC Greece (HCMR)’s mesocosm facility is helping: https://swll.to/brPEFxD

The International Summer School of Blue Biotechnology (ISSBB 2026), hosted by Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn 🇮🇹, is now open for applications! A 4-day training for early-career scientists in #BlueBiotech & #MarineScience. Apply by 15 July 👇 https://swll.to/ll2x3hr

EMBRC is excited to join the 10th Ocean Hackathon as an official Ambassador! Building on our 2025 success, we're providing open biodiversity data to help multidisciplinary teams develop real-world solutions for marine sustainability. Read more: https://swll.to/rl3SOJ #OceanHackathon #MarineScience

Marine science drives sustainable ocean economies. From aquaculture to marine observation, EMBRC supports researchers and innovators turning knowledge into tangible ocean impact. 🌊 Where does your work fit in this journey?

A sustainable #BlueEconomy needs high-quality marine data, strong research infrastructure & scientific expertise Our 2025 #AnnualReport explores how EMBRC connects marine science, tech, discovery, innovation, & data with sustainability Read the report: https://swll.to/ioNMCxQ #MarineDiscovery

Non-native species can have a catastrophic impact on ocean ecosystems To explore how they affect the Med Sea, our marine sites collaborated through @aquaserv.bsky.social transnational access programme using: ➡ eDNA ➡ remote & diver operated video ➡ sampling Read more https://swll.to/Q0ohM23

Gathering in the Canary Islands reminded us of the power of live collaboration. We spent last week planning the future of marine biology in Europe and how to scale our impact globally. We returned home with stronger connections and a clear path forward! #MarineScience #MarineBiology #TeamOffsite

“Plankton is a key indicator of marine ecosystem health,” Iole Di Capua, @SznDohrn Find out how why their ZOOGoN-40Y won the @DTOBioFlowopen call and how the project is supporting marine management and conservation efforts in our latest blog: https://swll.to/RaDnd2 #Plankton #MarineEcosystems

Looking to strengthen your microscopy and imaging skills? With @aquaserv.bsky.social, EMBRC is launching a new training programme for researchers, technical staff and entrepreneurs of the marine economy. 🗓 Deadline: 15 June Register 👇 #MarineResearch #Imaging #BlueEconomy

EMBRC Science Days wrapped up today in Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, after several days of discussion, exchange, and collaboration. Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their expertise, and helped make this year’s seminar such a success 👏 #MarineScience #MarineBiodiversity

EMBRC Science Days kicks off in Gran Canaria, Canary Islands Over the next four days, the EMBRC community will explore the future of marine stations, share insights from our workshops & discuss how EMBRC can continue supporting excellent #MarineScience

This #WorldOceanDay, EMBRC showcases its commitment to advancing our understanding of marine life. Accelerating, science is essential to close knowledge gaps and support sustainable solutions for our ocean’s future. Discover how EMBRC facilitates research in our report: https://swll.to/ioNMCxQ

To better understand the ocean’s rich biodiversity, we are highly reliant on the use of technology, with significant effort going into development, testing, and demonstration across our 80+ sites in Europe. Read about our progress: https://swll.to/ioNMCxQ #AnnualReport #MarineScience

#AnnualReport: To better understand the ocean’s rich biodiversity, we are highly reliant on the use of technology, with significant effort going into development, testing, and demonstration across our 80+ sites in Europe. Read about our progress: https://swll.to/ioNMCxQ #MarineScience

#AnnualReport: We’re pleased to unveil EMBRC’s 2025 Report with information about our key successes and milestones last year https://swll.to/ioNMCxQ

“Quite often academia doesn’t have enough funding & motivation to scale…That’s why public-private partnerships can add real value” #PoojaMahapatra from Fugro (who took part in our #OceanDialogues roundtable) on boosting the value of marine data 👉 https://swll.to/KF9QN

Collecting the data needed to understand our ocean isn’t something that only researchers do. Through the @aneris.eu #eDNAbyCitizens campaign, EMBRC supported #CitizenScientists across Europe to collect #eDNA from coastal waters and sediments 🔗 https://swll.to/zcEg7eD @ednaquaplan.bsky.social