In a recent Science|Business article, Nicolas Pade, Executive Director at EMBRC, highlights the importance of long-term planning, resilient ocean observation systems, and greater collaboration between academia and industry to accelerate innovation.

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Last week in Crete, we co-hosted the @ANERISproject 3-day genomic training workshop at @hcmr_gr.

Hands-on modules covered marine #eDNA field sampling, sequencing lab prep, and turning raw genomic data into actionable biodiversity insights.

Thank you to all partners, trainers, Genomics #OpenScience

As coordinator of #eDNAquaPlan, EMBRC along with 18 European partners has delivered a Blueprint, 2035 Roadmap & Policy Factsheet to transform how aquatic #eDNA data is shared and reused for biodiversity monitoring across Europe.

Read more: swll.to/KIiSTX

What does it take to turn promising ocean technologies into lasting capabilities?

In a new Green Frequency podcast, EMBRC Executive Director Nicolas Pade explore what Europe needs to turn promising ocean technologies into lasting capabilities.

Listen to the full episode: swll.to/qQSJ2E

#OceanObservation #MarineTech #BlueEconomy #Podcast

“It’s not easy to produce a global assessment for our oceans.” Hear from Christina Pavloudi, data scientist at EMBRC, about her contribution to the @UN’s 3rd #WorldOceanAssessment: swll.to/LwH6ag

How do we observe an ocean that is vast, deep & constantly changing?

EMBRC Executive Director Nicolas Pade joins the Oceanography podcast to explore the science & technology of ocean observation.

Listen to the full episode here: 🎧 swll.to/sitrrEJ

#OceanObservation #MarineTech #BlueEconomy

From AI and automation to advanced sensors, new tech is transforming how we observe the ocean.

To scale these solutions across Europe, we need to bridge the gap between marine science and market deployment.

Read our latest blog post: swll.to/Fvxrbd

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Registrations are open for the first @AQUASERV_RI conference!

As a partner, EMBRC is helping drive research in ecological restoration, sustainable aquaculture, and other Blue Economy sectors across Europe.

• 100% online & free
• Open to global researchers
• 1-to-1 networking

Reg.co/kJCyaq0SZC

#AQUASERVConference #BlueEconomy

Data is the currency of ocean observation, but only if everyone speaks the same language.

Without standardisation, building a clear picture of Europe's marine environments becomes much more challenging.

EMBRC Executive Director Nicolas Pade comments on why data standards nomy.

Watch the full interview: swll.to/xH2S7U

The new Blue Tech Europe Policy Recommendations report lays out recommendations for advancing ocean observation. 

Here's just 3 of them:

1) Build technological sovereignty

2) Connect academia & private sector

3) Standardise ocean data

Read the full report: httplueTech26 #OceanObservation #MarineScience

EMBRC & @AQUASERV_RI were at #ICESASC26 in Brest, France.

Our Access Officer, Stella Alexandroff, connected with marine researchers to highlight funded Transnational Access opportunities with AQUASERV.

"We're breaking down barriers in science by opening up our network of facisays Stella.

Read the full story: swll.to/sQMAL

#EMBRC #AQUASERV #TransnationalAccess #MarineResearch

Photos: Didier Olivré

"Academia brings new ideas, but companies are the ones that are actually going to produce them."

Nicolas Pade, Executive Director at EMBRC, comments on why closing the gap between science and business is essential for European innovation.

Watch the full interview: swll.to/o6Psl

To unlock Europe’s Blue Economy, ocean observation must become as essential as daily weather forecasting.

EMBRC Executive Director Nicolas Pade breaks down the policy priorities for marine tech and observation:

Watch the full interview: swll.to/1tTkUa3

EMBRC has released 5 policy recommendations to strengthen European leadership in ocean observation.

In a this interview, Nicolas Pade explores why action is needed now.

How is an underdeveloped marine resource showing potential to support the European bioeconomy?

Find out how collaborations between Roscoff Marine Station and the Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST) are helping to fulfil seaweed’s potential to support a y: swll.to/3e6RBjS

@EmbrcFrance

#MarineScience #EMBRC #KIOST #BlueEconomy

How can we make marine biology more accessible and bring greater visibility to our hidden oceans?

EMBRC’s Anabelle Chaumun joined Clark Marchese on the Oceanography podcast to discuss how powerful storytelling connects people to vital marine science.

🎧 Listen here: swll.to/oex46Zh

Billions of people depend on the ocean, even if they'll never visit it.

This summer, we asked the EMBRC team to share photos from the coasts they visited as a reminder of our shared connection to, and reliance on, a clean, healthy ocean.

Take a look at some of their sea views!
members who shared their photos.

Looking for your next leadership role in European marine and freshwater research?

@DANUBIUSRI, a fellow research infrastructure and partner of EMBRC, is currently recruiting a Director General. 👇

🗓 Application deadline: 16 September 2026

Full details on requirements and swll.to/Ds4sdrv

Mark your calendars for 12–16 October 2026 for AQUASERV’s first Virtual Conference!

Our partners at the @AQUASERV_RI project are hosting an online event exploring how research infrastructure access drives aquatic sciences, supports the blue economy, and shapes European marine nd registration info will be announced soon.

Keep an eye on EMBRC and AQUASERV's channels for updates!

#MarineScience #BlueEconomy #MarinePolicy

INMAR-UCA has joined @embrc_spain, bringing expertise in environmental chemistry, marine biotechnology, and oceanographic sampling to EMBRC.

Welcome to the EMBRC network, @inmar_uca!

Learn more about INMAR-UCA at swll.to/N66U2w

#MarineScience #CienciaMarina #biotechnology