Registrations are now open for the scientific cruise “Sharks of the Maldives: introduction to field based research and monitoring techniques” organised from the 9 to the 16 December 2023 on the liveaboard Island Safari 2. Click for info and to sign up marhe.unimib.it/activities/e…
The MSc. in Marine Sciences by the @unimib opens applications for European students on the 14th of July until the 4th of September. Apply!!!
If you are a European Student and have been dreaming of a career in Marine Sciences, apply between July 14ᵗʰ and September 4ᵗʰ to the MSc. in Marine Sciences offered by the University of Milano-Bicocca.
More info: elearning.unimib.it/course/v…
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@MaRHECenter team at @apcrs2023 gave presentations and chaired sessions. Click here to see the topics discussed:
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Admissions to Milano-Bicocca International MSc degree in Marine Sciences open on July 14 for Italian and European students!
If you want to know more:
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"The Cellular Stress Response and Physiological Adaptations of Corals Subjected to Environmental Stressors and Pollutants, Volume II”: paper submissions are open. Deadline: 31th October.
More info here:
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The Ministry and the Marine Research & Higher Education Centre, University of Milano-Biccoca signed an (MoU) outlining joint cooperation between both the ministry and the institution to work together in the area of cultural heritage preservation and digitalisation.
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"Community based leadership is key in disaster preparedness and management. Your active participation in the webinar will contribute to building more resilient, sustainable, and inclusive 188 Better Islands." - @VeraHakim1
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The webinar for Maldivian 🇲🇻 Local Island Council Members held from 3-5th June at the @MaRHECenter in Faafu Atoll Magoodhoo is participated by 74 local council members joining virtually from all over the country, as well as 12 physical participants from 5 islands of Faafu Atoll.
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The ‘188 Better Islands’ webinar will assist 🇲🇻Island Councils in planning for disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation & mitigation, sustainable growth & preserving natural wealth of islands by enhancing economic growth, food security, well-being & #GenderEquality
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As local councils plan for challenges & opportunities in their islands, a webinar for local island council members under the ‘188 Better Islands’ project is being held at the @MaRHECenter contributing to the building of a more resilient, sustainable & inclusive Maldivian society
Attention researchers! 📣 We invite you to submit your latest findings on "Monitoring Coastal and Marine Environments Based on Remote Sensing Data" mdpi.com/si/168288 #mdpiremotesensing via @RemoteSens_MDPI. 🌊 Submit your article now! #MarineMonitoring #OceanConservation
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Oooh, now this is a little bit fun! The new @MetaAI #segmentation tool shows some promising results on #dronemapping data! If you thought #ChatGPT was a gamechanger for text #AI, this is next level for image analysis.
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From a drone or from a GoPro, baby black tip reef sharks always look great 🦈
Sorting our field data and video material is extremely inspiring! @icouzin @AugustPala Luke Costello @MPI_animalbehav
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Here is the first circular for the 2nd International Conference on Seafloor Landforms, Processes and Evolution, which will take place in Lipari (Italy) on the 1st to 3rd July 2024.
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Ecological interactions are key to biodiversity. The JRC’s EUReef project revealed unknown ecological-network pathways through which the effects of coral loss could affect fish communities @EU_ScienceHub @MaRHECenter @VSinkevicius
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Coral reefs are crucial for Europe's biodiversity, with >25% of them in European overseas territories. France's OTs alone contain >10% of coral reefs, which contributes making the country one of the most biodiverse in the world @EU_ScienceHub @EU_ENV @EUClimateAction @MaRHECenter



































