Protected: International Seabed Authority Fact-check 2024/1 – The carbon cycle in the Area
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OceanICU in the Cordis Blue Carbon Info Pack
OceanICU is pleased to feature in the Cordis Information Pack: Blue Carbon for Diversity and Climate Action as one of 15 EU Funded projects closing significant gaps in understanding, observing, modelling and predicting the natural blue carbon component of ecosystem services. BlueCarbon describes the way in which carbon is captured, stored and released through ecosystems …
Job Opportunity
Post doctoral Researcher in Climate and Ocean Futures in support of OceanICU with World Maritime University. Application closing date: 9 August 2024.
Newsletter | Issue 5
In this edition: Coordinator’s Note DST Prototype on EDITO Webinars & Workshops Good Reads Notable News Outreach Upcoming Events OceanICU is a five-year project that seeks to gain a new understanding of the biological carbon pump and its processes to provide fundamental knowledge and tools to help policy makers, regulators and Ocean industry—fishing and mining, …
Scientific papers
OceanICU work is either described or referenced in the scientific papers listed below, with active links to the open access platforms they are hosted on. Lead authors are not, in all cases, members of the OceanICU consortium. However, team members have contributed to each paper. Title: Estimating the contribution of the Irish Sea fish community …
Science is Wonderful
The EU4Ocean Stand, The ROBO-IGUANA stand by Mrudul Chellapurath, the Oceanografi Na Otoku stand with oceanographers Maja Karlovic and Natalija Dunić and OceanICU colleague Maria Angel. On April 25th, at the Science is Wonderful event in Brussels, we engaged with teachers and early career scientists from across Europe to celebrate the importance of science and …
The OceanICU Annual Meeting
Joides Resolution, Luc Beaufort; British Geological Survey; National Science Foundation; NASA Earth Observatory The 2024 OceanICU Annual Science Meeting took place virtually, 11-15th of March, offering a positive view of progress made during the first year and a robust platform for discussions among partners across various scientific domains concerning ocean carbon processes. Through a series …