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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221107
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SUMMARY:On the wrong track: sustainable and low-emission blue food diets to mitigate climate change
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of the UN Decade of Ocean Science (#SDG14)\, which aims to create a common framework to ensure that marine sciences fully support actions to manage the world’s oceans and seas sustainably and achieve the 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals\, the CSIC marine centres IMEDEA\, CEAB\, ICM\, ICMAN and IIM have organised a joint lecture series entitled “Seamposium: Dealing with new frontiers of marine research”\, creating a discussion forum around a monthly seminar given by a recognised expert in different marine topics. \nOn the wrong track: sustainable and low-emission blue food diets to mitigate climate change\nSeafood and other aquatic food (blue food) are often advocated as sustainable protein sources crucial to meeting global food demand. Consumption choices allow citizens to take actions that reduce the environmental burden of food production and tackle the climate crisis. This talk will explore historical blue food consumption trends in Spain\, in terms of sources\, types and the ecological footprint resulting from their production. Considering that global blue food demand is predicted to nearly double by mid-century\, this talk will illustrate how consumers’ choices can promote sustainable production practices and mitigate climate change. \nSPEAKER:  Dr. Javier Atalah. University of Alicante in Spain and the Cawthron Institute in New Zealand. \nJavier Atalah is a researcher at the Department of Marine Science and Applied Biology\, University of Alicante and the Cawthron Institute\, the largest independent research institution in New Zealand. His main interests are the interactions between aquaculture and the marine environment\, climate change\, and the ecology and management of invasive species. \n \n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/on-the-wrong-track-sustainable-and-low-emission-blue-food-diets-to-mitigate-climate-change/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221024
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221025
DTSTAMP:20260622T101629Z
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SUMMARY:Neural networks and the seawater CO2 system. From the global ocean to the Ría de Vigo
DESCRIPTION:Daniel Broullón\, from the Oceanic Processes in Global Change Group at IIM-CSIC\, will defend his doctoral thesis at the University of Vigo (DOMAR Programme)\, in person\, in the new graduation hall of the Faculty of Marine Sciences at the University of Vigo. \nThe thesis was co-supervised by Fiz Fernández and Rosa Reboreda\, from the Institute of Marine Research of the CSIC. \nABSTRACT\nEarth’s climate has changed many times throughout geological history\, driven by interactions among the atmosphere\, geosphere\, hydrosphere\, cryosphere and biosphere. Today\, the concentration of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide\, methane and nitrous oxide has increased sharply since the Industrial Revolution due to the burning of fossil fuels. One immediate consequence is the warming of the planet\, but about a quarter of the carbon dioxide emitted to the atmosphere dissolves in the ocean\, altering seawater chemistry and causing ocean acidification. \n\nUnderstanding ocean acidification requires knowledge of the seawater CO2 system\, including dissolved inorganic carbon\, total alkalinity\, partial pressure of CO2 and pH. These variables are essential to quantify the ocean carbon cycle\, the exchange of CO2 between atmosphere and ocean\, the buffering capacity of seawater and the vulnerability of marine ecosystems. International datasets compiled over recent decades make it possible to produce global climatologies and assess changes from the open ocean to coastal systems. \nThis doctoral thesis contributes to a better understanding of acidification at both global and local scales. At the global level\, it develops climatologies for key variables of the seawater CO2 system\, such as total alkalinity and total dissolved inorganic carbon\, using neural networks trained with international oceanographic databases. These products improve previous spatial and temporal resolution and provide robust tools for biogeochemical modelling and other studies. \nThe first part of the thesis designs a global climatology of total alkalinity and a neural network able to estimate this variable anywhere in the ocean with low error. The second part develops an equivalent climatology for total dissolved inorganic carbon\, combining GLODAP and Lamont-Doherty datasets and validating the model against independent observations and ocean time-series stations. Together\, these products provide monthly fields that help describe the marine carbon cycle and support estimates of other CO2 system variables. \nThe regional part of the thesis focuses on the Ría de Vigo\, a coastal environment of high ecological and economic importance. Neural networks were trained to reconstruct weekly time series of pH and total alkalinity from 1992 to 2019 at several stations and depth ranges. The results show strong short-term variability\, clear spatial differences between the inner and outer ría\, and long-term pH trends indicating acidification rates higher than those typically observed in the open ocean. \nThe final part of the thesis analyses hydrogen ion concentration and aragonite saturation state in the Ría de Vigo to identify the processes driving variability in the local CO2 system. Seasonal and long-term changes are controlled by photosynthesis and respiration\, carbonate precipitation and dissolution\, freshwater inputs\, solar radiation\, anthropogenic CO2 uptake and remineralisation of organic matter. The magnitude of the observed trends highlights the need for action to protect the ecological value and economic viability of the Ría de Vigo. \n\n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/neural-networks-and-the-seawater-co2-system-from-the-global-ocean-to-the-ria-de-vigo/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221021
DTSTAMP:20220801T074049Z
CREATED:20220801T074049Z
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SUMMARY:SeaFood-Age | Final Conference & Brokerage Event
DESCRIPTION:Registration | Register  \nThe event\, which will take place on 19 and 20 October in Vigo in person\, will consist of two days of talks\, group discussions and targeted interviews. \nThe first day will focus initially on technical results and will be more science-oriented. The second part will be aimed at presenting industrial achievements. It will include contributions from  Xosé Antón Vázquez (IIM)\, Carla Pires\, Rogério Mendes and Maria Sapatinha (IPMA)\, Eva Balsa-Canto (IIM)\, Carmen G. Sotelo (IIM)\, Maria J. Sousa Gallagher (UCC)\, Marta Lopez (IIM)\, Harri Määttä (OAMK)\, and other members of the SeaFood-Age consortium. \nThe final conference and brokerage event will provide a space to present the project results\, promote collaboration between partners and stakeholders\, and explore opportunities linked to marine-origin food products\, innovation\, ageing and sustainability.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/seafood-age-final-conference-brokerage-event/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221017
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221019
DTSTAMP:20220831T073459Z
CREATED:20220831T073459Z
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SUMMARY:Workshop on Ocean Acidification
DESCRIPTION:Access the room \n– No registration required for access. Certification is available after registration only. See the “Registration” section below – \nIntroduction\nThe ocean absorbs about 30% of the carbon dioxide (CO2) that is released in the atmosphere. As levels of atmospheric CO2 increase from human activity such as burning fossil fuels and changing land use\, the amount of carbon dioxide absorbed by the ocean also increases.  When CO2 is absorbed by seawater\, chemical reactions occur that reduce seawater pH\, carbonate ion concentration\, and saturation states of biologically important calcium carbonate minerals. This is called “ocean acidification”. Studies have shown that acidification can have a dramatic effect on some calcifying species\, including oysters\, clams\, sea urchins\, shallow water corals\, deep sea corals\, and calcareous plankton. Changes in ocean chemistry can affect the behavior of non-calcifying organisms as well. The ability of some fish to detect predators is decreased under acidification. Studies have shown that lower pH also affect the viability and ability of some larvae to locate suitable habitat\, conditioning the success of recruitment of new individuals. In summary\, direct and indirect effects of ocean acidification are complex and still not well understood. \nWe organized this workshop on Ocean Acidification to build relationships between scientists\, resource managers\, policy makers\, and the public in order to research and monitor the effects of changing ocean chemistry on economically and ecologically important ecosystems such as fisheries and coral reefs. Below are the topics that will be discussed in this workshop. \n  \n\nSchedule\nDay 1 – 10:30 to 13:00h (CET – Vigo) – 12:00 to 14:30 (IRDT – Tehran) \n\nOcean Acidification for Sustainability.  Dr. Katherina Schoo\n\n\nHow pH measurements have evolved since the 90’s.  Dr.  Noelia Fajar\n\n\nLow-cost biochemical sensors.  Dr. Antón Velo\n\n\nOcean acidification and hypoxia in marine ecosystems (with the focus on the Persian Gulf). Dr. Abolfazl Saleh        \n\n  \nDay 2 – 10:30 to 13:00h (CET – Vigo) – 12:00 to 14:30 (IRDT – Tehran) \n\nOcean acidification: Potential impact on mussel aquaculture. Dr. Jose M. F. Babarro\n\n\nOcean Acidification Research in the Mediterranean Sea: Status\, Trends and Next Steps. Dr. Abed El Rahman Hassoun\n\n\nOcean acidification and mangrove ecosystems. Dr. Maryam Ghaemi\n\n\nAcidification but not just: Climate change impacts on shellfisheries. Dr. Laura G. Peteiro\n\n  \nFull Programme \n\nOrganizers\n\nIranian National Institute for Oceanography and Atmospheric Science (INIOAS)\nUNESCO Category 2 Regional Education and Research Centre on Oceanography for West Asia (RCOWA)\nInstitute of Marine Research (IIM)\, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)\n\n\nLanguage \n\nEnglish \n\nRegistration                      \nParticipation is open to all interested marine scientists\, researchers\, and students. \nInterested participants can use the following link to enter the workshop room: https://www.skyroom.online/ch/inioas/workshop \n* An electronic certificate will be issued for the registered participants. \nFor registration\, send the following information to Ms. Fahimeh Foroughi at foroghi@inio.ac.ir\, fahimeh.foroughi@gmail.com by 14th October 2022: Full Name\, Academic degree and Field of study\, Institution/University\, Country\, Email. \n* Registration is free of charge. 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/workshop-on-ocean-acidification/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221011
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221012
DTSTAMP:20260622T101629Z
CREATED:20220926T080924Z
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SUMMARY:Fishing 4.0: Digitalisation and blockchain
DESCRIPTION:Registration | Register \nProgramme \nThe Institute of Marine Research\, together with the Marine Technology Centre – CETMAR Foundation and the Vigo Shipowners’ Cooperative\, which leads the project\, is organising a workshop on 11 October on the potential of digitalisation and blockchain for traceability\, quality and sustainability in the fisheries sector. The event is part of the activities planned within the Pescando 4.0 project. \nThe meeting\, which will take place at CETMAR headquarters\, will include a series of talks on use cases for digitalisation and blockchain in the sector\, followed by a participatory workshop to identify opportunities\, possible barriers and relevant technological advances related to these technologies. \nThe registration period ends on 30 September. Places are limited to 40 participants. \nAbout the “Pescando 4.0” project\nThe Institute of Marine Research (IIM-CSIC)\, the Marine Technology Centre (CETMAR) and the Vigo Fishing Shipowners’ Cooperative (ARVI) have formed a consortium to carry out the Pescando 4.0 project. \nThe project\, which will run until October 2023\, is funded by the Recovery\, Transformation and Resilience Plan and the European Next Generation EU funds\, under Royal Decree 685/2021 of 3 August. \nThe main objective is to launch a secure and reliable system that guarantees the truthfulness and immutability of information associated with the traceability\, food safety and sustainability of fishery products. \nTo this end\, a pilot platform based on 4.0 technologies\, specifically blockchain and IoT\, will be developed and launched to validate the functioning of this solution in three fisheries\, from product capture to first sale. \nYou can check the project page here. \n  \n \n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/fishing-4-0-digitalisation-and-blockchain/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221006
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221008
DTSTAMP:20220923T090047Z
CREATED:20220923T090047Z
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SUMMARY:FOROACUI XXIV
DESCRIPTION:REGISTRATION FORM \nPROVISIONAL PROGRAMME | ForoACUI XXIV  \n  \nNext Thursday and Friday\, 6 and 7 October\, the 24th Forum on Marine Resources and Aquaculture of the Galician Rías will be held at the Municipal Auditorium of O Grove. \nThis forum is an annual meeting created in 1998 as a reference space to communicate the current situation and future prospects of fishing\, shellfishing and aquaculture in Galicia. Its main goals are training\, outreach and\, above all\, interaction between researchers\, the business sector and public administration. \nThe first day will open with an inaugural lecture and two working sessions during the morning: one on the history and projects of the Centre for Marine Research (CIMA)\, and another on shellfishing and small-scale fishing\, with the participation of Laura García Peteiro\, researcher at IIM-CSIC. \nThe second day will focus on “Threats and challenges for the aquaculture of the future”\, with contributions from social representatives and scientific experts offering a multidisciplinary perspective. Among them will be IIM-CSIC Research Professor Ángel F. González González. \nOther professionals from the sector and scientists from IMEDEA-UiB-CSIC and IEO-CSIC will also take part. \nThe event will close with the “17th Award for Best Communications”. Interested participants may submit their work as a poster or audiovisual communication.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/foroacui-xxiv/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220930
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221001
DTSTAMP:20260622T101629Z
CREATED:20220707T111626Z
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SUMMARY:“Neuston 3: In concert with the ocean” with Abraham Cupeiro | Ocean Night
DESCRIPTION:The instrument maker and multi-instrumentalist Abraham Cupeiro will perform on Friday\, 30 September\, at 20:30\, at Teatro Afundación in Vigo\, in collaboration with the CSIC Institute of Marine Research on the occasion of Ocean Night – European Researchers’ Night (MSCA-ERN). \nThe concert\, with free tickets\, is the final result of a collaboration between the artist from Sarria and the Institute’s scientific community\, through a series of visits to the centre and meetings with the research groups and the Scientific Culture Unit team. Tickets\, which can already be obtained at ataquilla.com\, are selling out quickly\, so we recommend reserving your place as soon as possible. \nFor organisational reasons\, everyone with a reserved ticket must arrive at the venue before 20:20. If they do not arrive on time\, their ticket may be reassigned to someone without a ticket.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/neuston-3-in-concert-with-the-ocean-with-abraham-cupeiro-ocean-night-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220929
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220930
DTSTAMP:20260622T101629Z
CREATED:20220922T160321Z
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SUMMARY:The Oceans in a Changing Climate
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of the UN Decade of Ocean Science (#SDG14)\, which aims to create a common framework to ensure that marine sciences fully support actions to manage the world’s oceans and seas sustainably and achieve the 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals\, the CSIC marine centres IMEDEA\, CEAB\, ICM\, ICMAN and IIM have organised a joint lecture series entitled “Seamposium: Dealing with new frontiers of marine research”\, creating a discussion forum around a monthly seminar given by a recognised expert in different marine topics. \nThe Oceans in a Changing Climate\nThe Earth is undergoing a rapid major warming\, unprecedented in its speed for millions of years. How is this affecting the physics of the oceans\, and therefore us? The lecture will cover ocean warming and its consequences: Arctic summer sea ice has shrunk by half in extent and thickness; thermal expansion and land-ice loss are causing global sea level to rise and accelerate; tropical cyclones are becoming more violent as they draw energy from the heat stored in the upper ocean; and the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) has weakened since the mid-twentieth century and is now weaker than at any time in the last 1\,000 years. \nSPEAKER:  Dr. Stefan Rahmstorf. Potsdam University\, Germany. \nStefan Rahmstorf is a German oceanographer and climatologist. Since 2000\, he has been Professor of Physics of the Oceans at Potsdam University. He studied physical oceanography at Bangor University and received his PhD in oceanography from Victoria University of Wellington (1990). His work focuses on the role of ocean currents in climate change. He was one of the lead authors of the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report and is co-founder of the Real Climate blog. He has written extensively on climate change for the general public and has been recognised as one of Germany’s most-cited climate scientists.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/the-oceans-in-a-changing-climate/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220923
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220924
DTSTAMP:20260622T101629Z
CREATED:20220923T080731Z
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SUMMARY:Ecology of loliginid squid in a coastal upwelling
DESCRIPTION:Elsa García\, from the Marine Ecology & Resources group at the IIM-CSIC\, will defend her viva at our headquarters in Bouzas. The thesis addressed the ecology of loliginid squid in the coastal outcrop. Directed by Ángel F. González. \nPart of the Do*Mar PhD programme from University of Vigo.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/ecology-of-loliginid-squid-in-a-coastal-upwelling/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220915
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220916
DTSTAMP:20260622T101629Z
CREATED:20220914T161422Z
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SUMMARY:Climate change & tropicalization on Levant Reef biodiversity and ecosystem functions
DESCRIPTION:Con motivo da Década das Ciencias Oceánicas promovida pola ONU (#ODS14)\, que pretende xerar un marco que garanta que as ciencias mariñas apoien plenamente as accións para xestionar de forma sostible os océanos e mares do mundo\, e así acadar os obxectivos da Axenda 2030 para Desenvolvemento Sostible\, os centros de investigación mariña do CSIC: IMEDEA\, CEAB\, ICM\, ICMAN\, e o IIM organizaron unha serie de xornadas conxuntas baixo o título “Seamposium: Dealing with new borders of marine research ” pola que se crea un foro de debate arredor dun seminario mensual realizado por un recoñecido experto en diferentes temas mariños. Este mes: \n“Impactos do cambio climático e da tropicalización das especies exóticas na biodiversidade dos arrecifes de Levante e as funcións dos ecosistemas”\nPOÑENTE:  Prof. Gil Rilov ( https://www.rilovlab.com/ ). Investigación oceanográfica e limnolóxica israelí.< / p> \n \n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/climate-change-tropicalization-on-levant-reef-biodiversity-and-ecosystem-functions/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220709
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220710
DTSTAMP:20260622T101629Z
CREATED:20220704T073206Z
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SUMMARY:When the sea burns | Shared knowledge
DESCRIPTION:Photo: Ana García \nProgramme | When the sea burns. Shared knowledge. \nFull programme | Muros Mira ao Mar \n  \nThis project by the Institute of Marine Research\, Spanish National Research Council (IIM-CSIC) and the Council of Galician Culture (CCG)\, in collaboration with Culturmar\, aims to establish a dialogue between scientific knowledge and traditional and experiential knowledge around “ardora”\, the bioluminescence produced by phytoplankton blooms. \nThis bloom —usually of the species Noctiluca scintillans\, but also of other species— is related to environmental conditions and to the dynamics of the sea. The event will bring together researchers\, seafarers and cultural agents to share perspectives and experiences around this phenomenon.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/when-the-sea-burns-shared-knowledge/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220705
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220708
DTSTAMP:20260622T101629Z
CREATED:20220705T090540Z
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SUMMARY:Try the Olympus Lightsheet Alpha3 microscope at IIM-CSIC
DESCRIPTION:Contact Lucía Sánchez Ruiloba to book a spot for a trial run \nBook a spot \nThe Institute of Marine Research (IIM-CSIC) is hosting a workshop this week to present the latest advances in fluorescence microscopy with the Alpha3 device\, which provides intelligent optical focal scans to enable uniform\, artefact-free image processing across the entire field of view. \nThe system can be easily upgraded with options such as fast scanning\, intelligent 3D scanning\, and other advanced features. The Olympus team will travel to IIM to carry out the workshop and present the Lightsheet Alpha3\, a piece of equipment very similar to the one the Institute will have thanks to funding from the State Research Agency (AEI).
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/try-the-olympus-lightsheet-alpha3-microscope-at-iim-csic/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220702
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220828
DTSTAMP:20260622T101629Z
CREATED:20220706T073925Z
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SUMMARY:Citizen science at the Lourido beach micro-reserve
DESCRIPTION:View programme \nThe Citizen Science workshops in the Lourido Dunes will take place every Saturday in July and August from 11:00 to 13:00\, for all ages. They will be run by the Hydrosphere team (a spin-off of the University of Vigo)\, the University of Vigo itself (with the participation of the Marine Research Centre and the Marine Geosciences and Territorial Planning group)\, and the Spanish National Research Council through two Scientific Culture Units (CSIC in Galicia and the Institute of Marine Research). \nThe workshops focus on the beach micro-reserve created in the Lourido dunes\, in the municipality of Nigrán\, and aim to bring citizens closer to the natural values of this coastal environment through observation\, participation and scientific outreach activities.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/citizen-science-at-the-lourido-beach-micro-reserve/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220625
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220626
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
CREATED:20220623T102356Z
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SUMMARY:People of the Sea 2022
DESCRIPTION:CSIC in Galicia\, the Council of Galician Culture and Nigrán Town Council are organising the event “People of the Sea 2022”\, which will take place on Saturday\, 25 June 2022 at 20:00 at the Panxón fish market\, in Nigrán. \nThe activity\, moderated by Luisa Martínez\, head of the CSIC Scientific Culture Unit in Galicia\, will consist of a public meeting and conversation between Laura López\, an 85-year-old retired fishmonger from Panxón; Rogelio Santos Queiruga\, a sailor from Porto do Son\, influencer and advocate of fishing sustainability; and Luisa Iglesias García\, Senior Technician of the Fishmongers Group at the IEO-CSIC National Centre in Vigo. Its aim is to encourage debate on the state of fishing\, sustainability\, biodiversity conservation and the emergence of invasive species through the professional careers of the invited participants. \nThe year 2022 was declared by the United Nations General Assembly as the International Year of Artisanal Fisheries under the slogan “Small scale\, big value”. It also falls within the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development\, which runs until 2030. To mark these celebrations and coincide with the patron-saint festivities of Panxón\, a parish with a long seafaring tradition\, the Council of Galician Culture\, Nigrán Town Council and CSIC are offering this event. 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/people-of-the-sea-2022/
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SUMMARY:IIM Meetings 2022 | 3rd phase
DESCRIPTION:Here you can see all the work presented \nWhat are the Meetings?\nThey are an annual informal gathering where all the centre’s staff —research\, technical\, trainees\, temporary and permanent personnel— can share what they do\, with the aim of getting to know each other better and gaining a clearer idea of IIM’s activity\, encouraging scientific and technical discussion and strengthening links between groups. \nThe idea is for all staff to feel involved and to tell us what their daily work consists of\, through a poster that they can present during the session in an estimated time of no more than 5 minutes. \nProgramme\n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n \n \n \n\n\n\n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/iim-meetings-2022-3rd-phase/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220623
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UID:17917-1655942400-1656028799@iim.csic.es
SUMMARY:The rapidly changing global and ocean carbon sinks
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of the  UN Decade of Ocean Science (#SDG14)\, which aims to create a common framework ensuring that marine sciences fully support actions to sustainably manage the world’s oceans and seas and to achieve the 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals\, the CSIC marine centres IMEDEA\, CEAB\, ICM\, ICMAN and IIM have organised a joint lecture series entitled “Seamposium: Dealing with new frontiers of marine research”\, creating a discussion forum around a monthly seminar delivered by a recognised expert in different marine topics. \nThe rapidly changing global and ocean carbon sinks\nAs human activities continue to emit an always growing quantity of greenhouse gases\, terrestrial vegetation and oceans are responding in unprecedented ways to changes in both atmospheric composition and climate. How carbon-climate feedbacks develop in the future and affect the strength of the carbon sinks will determine the level of mitigation required to stabilize the global climate system. I’ll provide an overview of the current state of the carbon cycle\, the role of the oceans in modulating the concentrations of atmospheric CO2\, and the future evolution of the carbon sinks under different warming scenarios. \n \n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/the-rapidly-changing-global-and-ocean-carbon-sinks/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220622
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220623
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
CREATED:20220607T075103Z
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UID:17915-1655856000-1655942399@iim.csic.es
SUMMARY:Final cross-border event of RADAR ON RAIA
DESCRIPTION:Free registration | Register for free \nOn 22 June\, the RADAR ON RAIA project\, funded by the European Regional Development Fund through the Interreg V-A Spain-Portugal (POCTEP) 2014-2020 programme\, will present the project closing session at Fundación CETMAR. \nThe project aims to update and expand the High-Frequency Radar Network beyond the Galician border. This network has been operating since 2011 and will become a cross-border observation infrastructure that improves knowledge of ocean dynamics from local to regional scale in the north-western area of the Iberian Peninsula. \nThe project will establish a framework for cross-border collaboration beyond the physical infrastructure itself\, developing shared procedures for maintenance\, data processing and validation on both sides of the border\, as well as simple public access to all the information. \n\nIn addition\, new products will be developed to take advantage of the potential of HF radar technology. These products\, besides improving maritime emergency management\, including search for shipwreck victims (Search and Rescue\, SAR) and the management of accidental or intentional pollutant spills (Pollution Response\, LCC)\, will improve productivity and spatial planning in the Galician-Portuguese region (marine renewable energy\, fisheries and shellfish harvesting\, tourism and port sectors)\, and will provide a very useful tool for coastal risk management.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/final-cross-border-event-of-radar-on-raia/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220608
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220609
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
CREATED:20220603T121907Z
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UID:17914-1654646400-1654732799@iim.csic.es
SUMMARY:Ocean Fair | World Ocean Day
DESCRIPTION:?️ At the pergola on Eduardo Cabello Street\, in Bouzas (Vigo\, Pontevedra). \n?️ 8 June | ⏰ From 10:00 to 13:30 and from 16:00 to 19:30 \n☔ We will have a marquee to protect the activities from the rain. \nMap on Google Maps \n\nThe Institute of Marine Research of the CSIC\, in Bouzas\, will celebrate World Ocean Day on 8 June with the first edition of the Ocean Fair\, a science outreach fair where IIM-CSIC takes to the street to meet the residents of Bouzas and the surrounding area. \nDuring the event\, visitors will be able to visit the tents where IIM staff will present their work through exhibitions\, workshops\, activities and a series of surprises designed so that people of all ages can get closer to the way science looks at everything connected with the ocean. \nWe will also have a guest of honour: Rogelio Santos Queiruga (@QueirugaRogelio)\, sailor\, fisherman and science communicator on social networks\, who will join us throughout the day to share his perspective on responsible consumption and sustainability from the SeaFood Age project tent (Interreg Atlantic Area). \n\nA full morning and afternoon programme\nThe fair will begin in the morning\, from 10:00 to 13:30\, with invited schools taking part. In the afternoon\, from 16:00 to 19:30\, it will be open to the general public.  \nWorkshops\nMost will be available both in the morning and afternoon. Some may alternate. \n\n\nChoose smart food with SeafoodAge and Rogelio Santos Queiruga\n\nAll day ☀️?\nThe activity will show several project results from sea to table: the production of ingredients and foods of marine origin using circular-economy concepts\, the use of DNA-based techniques for ingredient identification\, and an intelligent label that monitors food quality along the chain. And a few more surprises.\nWith the SeaFoodAge project (Interreg Atlantic Area) and fisherman and communicator Rogelio Santos Queiruga!\n\n\n\nSea lettuce: a cosmopolitan seaweed to support aquaculture.\n\nAll day ☀️?\nIn this workshop\, algae of the genus Ulva will take centre stage. We will discuss aquaculture applications of these cosmopolitan seaweeds. In Galicia\, some species can be found on beaches: Ulva  rigida and australis. Although they are responsible for eutrophication events that damage ecosystems and affect beaches\, they also have great economic potential in many industries\, from health and food to bioplastics and energy production.\nWith the ULVAQUO project (MINCIU).\n\n\n\nHow many mussel superpowers do you know?\n\nAfternoon ?\nSuper-adhesion\, super-resistance\, super-food and many more secrets hidden inside the mussels we are used to seeing on our coasts\, beaches and mussel rafts. In this workshop we will discuss some of these aspects and even test them live!\nWith the STRAUSS project (MICIN and AEI)\n\n\n\n\n\nManifesto Ocean!\n\nMorning ☀️\nTake part in experiments related to the movement of water masses in the ocean\, which will help explain global ocean circulation and marine currents in our rías. Visitors will also learn about the different tasks carried out by this research group\, such as oceanographic campaigns and laboratory analyses\, through a photographic exhibition.\nWith the participation of the “Manifesto Ocean” project and the Ocean Processes in Global Change group.\n\n\n\nExhibitions\n\n\nHow delicious the sea tastes!\n\nAll day ☀️?\nThere will be a permanent exhibition throughout the day where visitors can read the new IIM-CSIC comic “E que rico sabe o mar!”. Follow the adventures of Javi\, Aldara and Helena in this initiative funded by the General CSIC Foundation under the CuentaLaCiencia call. The story explores marine-origin foods from fishing and aquaculture\, with research carried out at IIM-CSIC in biological processes and food technology as its thread.\n\n\n\nMeeting with Rogelio Queiruga\n \n\nAll day ☀️?\n[At the SeaFood Age activity] The well-known sailor Rogelio Santos Queiruga will be present at our fair throughout the day as part of the SeaFood Age project activity. Don’t miss it: come and hear what he has to say about fishing\, science and sustainability! Rogelio has spent 27 of his 45 years working as a sailor\, fisherman and communicator #InGalician of seafaring values and fishing. He promotes sustainability\, science and responsible consumption as keys to a better future.\n\n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/ocean-fair-world-ocean-day/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220526
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220527
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
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SUMMARY:Info-day | Your MSCA-PF at IIM-CSIC
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the 26th of May (12:00 UTC +2) | Register here \nThe Institute of Marine Research (IIM-CSIC) is the ideal environment to boost your career under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions – PF 2022 programme. \nDuring this sesion we will summarize the most relevant news of the MSCA-PF call for 2022\, and then we will present you with an overview of how your post-doc can be if you choose the IIM-CSIC to apply for your MSCA: our ethos\, research\, innovation & communication work\, the day-to-day life of our researchers\, and our privileged position at one of Europe’s most thriving areas for marine research & innovation\, within the most important Spanish research institution with 15 centres dedicated to the study of the ocean and surrounded by invaluable natural areas (e.g. Illas Atlánticas National Park) and iconic cultural venues and events. \nWe will introduce 2 Specific Research Topics that we offer to apply with us for these prestigious post-doctoral contracts\, but we will also present our research lines and groups to help you to find the research subjects and supervisors that best suit your experience. \nThe event is due to last for about 30-45 min. \nCheck here the details of the call and don’t forget to ​​​join us on the 26th of May at 12:00 \n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/info-day-your-msca-pf-at-iim-csic/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220516
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220517
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
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SUMMARY:“Viruses and other risks” - RISEGAL Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Free registration | Register for free \nSeminar “Viruses and other risks” \nThe Galician Network on Emerging Risks in Food Safety (RISEGAL)\, coordinated by the Spanish National Research Council\, has been invited to hold a satellite seminar as part of the 7th International Conference on Food and Environmental Viruses ISFEV. \nThe event will take place on 16 May at the Faculty of Biology of the University of Santiago de Compostela\, from 11:00 to 13:30. Its aim is to present the current situation of several emerging food-safety risks of high scientific and socio-economic importance\, in a face-to-face format. \nRegistration is free and attendance will be possible either in person or online. Those interested can register here. \nThe session will include two virus experts of relevance to the food sector\, as well as researchers from the Network: \n\nCarmina Gallardo\, researcher at the National Institute for Agricultural and Food Research and Technology (INIA) and expert in African swine fever virus.\nDavid Rodríguez Lázaro\, researcher at the University of Burgos and expert in hepatitis E virus.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/viruses-and-other-risks-risegal-seminar/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220503
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220610
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
CREATED:20220421T093834Z
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UID:17909-1651536000-1654819199@iim.csic.es
SUMMARY:3rd Aida Fernández Ríos Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:Free registration | Register for free \nThe Royal Galician Academy of Sciences (RAGC) and the Pontevedra Provincial Council consider it of common interest to collaborate in carrying out the Aida Fernández Ríos Lecture Series\, promoting public interest in science and highlighting the important scientific work carried out in Galicia. \nThe series is named after researcher Aida Fernández Ríos (Vigo\, 1947-Moaña\, 2015). Aida stood out for her knowledge of ocean acidification caused by climate change and was the first woman to direct the Institute of Marine Research. \n\nTalk programme\nDiscover the full programme on the official website of the series \n\nAida Fernández Ríos\nShe completed her lower secondary studies in Vigo and\, at the age of 25\, began working as a laboratory assistant at the CSIC Institute of Fisheries Research (IIP-CSIC)\, now known as the Institute of Marine Research. She combined her work with her studies\, which allowed her to complete secondary school\, study Biology at the University of Santiago and\, later\, in 1992\, defend her doctoral thesis\, supervised by Fernando Fraga\, on phytoplankton in the Vigo Ría and its environment and conditions. Shortly afterwards\, she joined the Institute of Marine Research (IIM) as a researcher\, where she developed her entire career until reaching the highest rank as research professor. From 2006 to 2011 she was director of the Institute\, becoming the first woman to hold this position. From phytoplankton studies she moved into physical oceanography and\, finally\, into studies on ocean acidification as a consequence of climate change\, becoming a leading researcher in Europe and chairing an International Geosphere Committee from 2005 to 2011. \nIn 2015 she was appointed a member of the Royal Galician Academy of Sciences (RAGC).
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/3rd-aida-fernandez-rios-lecture-series/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220428
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220429
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
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SUMMARY:The 3rd edition of Esfera CSIC Norte comes to Vigo to discuss sustainable fishing
DESCRIPTION:Free registration | Register for free \nNext Thursday\, 28 April\, the Institute of Marine Research will take part in the event “Esfera CSIC Norte”\, an initiative of the CSIC Delegation in Asturias and the Oviedo Official Chamber of Commerce\, in collaboration with the CSIC Delegation in Galicia and the Chamber of Commerce of Pontevedra\, Vigo and Vilagarcía de Arousa. \n“Esfera CSIC Norte\, with C for Science\, Chambers of Commerce and Cooperation” is an open space for innovation\, research\, technology transfer\, scientific outreach and the productive sector\, bringing together CSIC centres in northern and north-western Spain and Castile and León\, as well as the Chambers of Commerce in these regions. \nTwo previous editions have been held: in 2019 in Cantabria\, “Improving health through our data. New challenges for the future”\, and in 2021 in Asturias\, “Hydrogen. Strategy for a sustainable future”. \nThis edition is supported by the Regional Ministry of the Sea of the Xunta de Galicia\, the Ministry of Agriculture\, Fisheries and Food\, the European Fisheries Control Agency\, the Vigo Fishing Vessel Owners’ Cooperative\, the National Federation of Fishermen’s Guilds\, Marine Instruments and Banco Santander. \nThe event is aimed at the entire fisheries sector. Free registration is open through the following link. \nIt will take place at the facilities of the Chamber of Commerce of Pontevedra\, Vigo and Vilagarcía (Calle República Argentina\, 18A\, Vigo)\, from 09:00 to 14:30\, with talks\, round tables and workshops. \nCoinciding with the International Year of Artisanal Fisheries\, ESFERA CSIC NORTE will be a meeting point for knowledge transfer and exchange among the different stakeholders involved in fisheries management\, where opportunities to achieve sustainable fishing will be discussed from scientific\, business\, social and public-administration perspectives. \nThere will be a session devoted to “Challenges for the sustainable exploitation of fisheries”\, featuring experts from different backgrounds\, including researchers from the Institute of Marine Research and the Spanish Institute of Oceanography; the company Marine Instruments; the presidents of the Vigo Fishing Vessel Owners’ Cooperative and the National Federation of Fishermen’s Guilds; and representatives of the Xunta de Galicia\, the Ministry of Agriculture\, Fisheries and Food and the European Fisheries Control Agency. \nScientific culture is essential for bringing scientific and technological advances closer to society. On this occasion\, Esfera will also include the Institute of Marine Research initiative “E que rico sabe o mar! Sustainability from sea to table”\, the second issue in the “Marine Science Comics” series\, a teaching and outreach tool for students and the general public\, in collaboration with the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT). It will be led by the IIM Scientific Culture Unit and will involve secondary-school and vocational-training students.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/the-3rd-edition-of-esfera-csic-norte-comes-to-vigo-to-discuss-sustainable-fishing/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220206
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220227
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
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SUMMARY:Women of Science in Your Neighbourhood
DESCRIPTION:Marine research takes to the streets of Vigo through the image of real women who work for science every day at the CSIC Institute of Marine Research in Vigo. The “Women of Science in Your Neighbourhood” initiative\, an adaptation of the award-winning original idea from the University of Zaragoza\, will fill bus shelters across the city with photographs of these workers. Each image also includes a sentence in which the protagonist shares something about her hobbies\, tastes and interests beyond science. The aim is to show that women who do science are ordinary\, approachable women\, and to bring society closer to research and innovation. The campaign is organised by the IIM-CSIC Scientific Culture Unit\, with the collaboration of Vigo City Council in installing the bus-shelter displays. \nThe event consists of an exhibition of 12 photographs of researchers\, predoctoral researchers and technicians from IIM-CSIC on up to 30 billboards and bus shelters provided in collaboration with Vigo City Council. Each display includes a quote in which the protagonist talks about her work in science as well as a hobby or interest from her personal life. The installation began on 6 February and will remain on the streets until 27 February. \nIn this way\, the initiative seeks to break stereotypes and reinforce the idea that science is close and accessible\, and that the women who work in it are citizens of our city with hobbies\, friends\, family and diverse interests like anyone else.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/women-of-science-in-your-neighbourhood/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210730
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210731
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SUMMARY:The Gill-Oxygen Limitation Theory (GOLT)
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of the  UN Decade of Ocean Science (#SDG14)\, which aims to create a common framework to ensure that marine sciences fully support actions to sustainably manage the world’s oceans and seas and achieve the 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals\, the CSIC marine centres — IMEDEA\, CEAB\, ICM\, ICMAN and IIM — have organised a joint lecture series entitled “Seamposium: Dealing with new frontiers of marine research”\, creating a discussion forum around a monthly seminar delivered by a recognised expert on different marine topics. \nThe Gill-Oxygen Limitation Theory (GOLT)\nBoth marine and freshwater fishes are facing the challenges posed by climate change-induced increase in water temperature and habitat deoxygenation\, which results in disruptions to their life history and reproductive phenology in addition to distributional shifts and structural changes in the communities of which they are part. These disruptions will intensify the deleterious effects of fisheries on fish communities. This presentation will show how the author’s Gill-Oxygen Limitation Theory (GOLT)\, and its various corollaries\, can help explain these changes\, and render superfluous the species- and local-specific (ad hoc) hypotheses that are usually advanced to explain these changes.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/the-gill-oxygen-limitation-theory-golt/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210617
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210618
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
CREATED:20210617T072216Z
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SUMMARY:Tara Oceans: Eco-Systems Biology at Planetary Scale
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of the UN Decade of Ocean Science (#SDG14)\, which aims to generate a common framework to ensure that marine sciences fully support actions to sustainably manage the world’s oceans and seas\, and thereby achieve the goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development\, the CSIC marine centres: IMEDEA\, CEAB\, ICM\, ICMAN\, and the IIM have organised a joint lecture series entitled “Seamposium: Dealing with new frontiers of marine research”\, creating a forum for discussion around a monthly seminar delivered by a recognised expert in different marine topics. \nTara Oceans: Eco-Systems Biology at Planetary Scale\nThe ocean is the largest ecosystem on Earth and yet we know very little about it. This is particularly true for the plankton that drift within\, even though they form the base of marine food webs and are key players in Earth’s biogeochemical cycles. Ocean plankton are at least as important for the Earth system as the forests on land\, but most of them are invisible to the naked eye and thus are largely uncharacterized. To increase our understanding of this underexplored world\, a multidisciplinary consortium\, Tara Oceans\, was formed around the 36m research schooner Tara\, which sampled plankton at more than 210 sites and multiple depth layers in all the major oceanic regions during expeditions from 2009-2013 (Karsenti et al. Plos Biol.\, 2011). This talk will summarize the foundational resources from the project\, which collectively represent the largest DNA sequencing effort for the oceans (see Science special issue May 22\, 2015 and Cell\, Nov 14\, 2019)\, and analyses that illustrate several aspects of the Tara Oceans’ eco-systems biology approach to address microbial contributions to ecological and evolutionary processes. The project provides unique resources for several scientific disciplines that are foundational for mapping ocean biodiversity of a wide range of organisms that are rarely studied together\, exploring their interactions\, and integrating biology into our physico-chemical understanding of the ocean\, as well as for identifying new organisms and genes of biotechnological interest. These resources\, and the scientific innovations emerging to understand them\, are furthermore critical towards developing baseline ecological context and predictive power needed to track the impact of climate change on the ocean. \n \n\nFOR STUDENTS IN OFFICIAL PROGRAMMES: the corresponding “Certificate of Attendance” may be requested immediately after the seminar by e-mail from the person responsible for the IMEDEA Seminars (alos@imedea.uib-csic.es) including the following details: seminar title\, speaker\, student’s full name\, study programme and university. Requests submitted after the deadline will not be accepted. \n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/tara-oceans-eco-systems-biology-at-planetary-scale/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210521
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210522
DTSTAMP:20260622T101630Z
CREATED:20210621T094917Z
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SUMMARY:Winners\, losers and shifts of the pelagic ecosystem in the western Mediterranean Sea: integrating knowledge and projecting trajectories of change
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of the  UN Decade of Ocean Science (#SDG14)\, which aims to create a common framework to ensure that marine sciences fully support actions to sustainably manage the world’s oceans and seas and achieve the 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals\, the CSIC marine centres — IMEDEA\, CEAB\, ICM\, ICMAN and IIM — have organised a joint lecture series entitled “Seamposium: Dealing with new frontiers of marine research”\, creating a discussion forum around a monthly seminar delivered by a recognised expert on different marine topics. \n\nWinners\, losers and shifts of the pelagic ecosystem in the western Mediterranean Sea: integrating knowledge and projecting trajectories of change\n\n \n\nNowadays\, the single-stock assessment approach is most used for the management of marine resources. However\, the dynamics of exploited stocks are influenced by other factors than fishing alone. Environmental and ecosystem dynamics\, and economic and social aspects are also highly relevant\, and can interact with fishing impacts. These factors are often overlooked when making management decisions. \n\n \n\nIn particular\, small pelagic fish species (SPF) such as European sardine (Sardina pilchardus) and European anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) are some of the most commercially exploited species in the NW Mediterranean Sea. They have shown important changes in the last decades in terms of shifts in abundance\, biomass\, body condition\, growth\, reproduction and spatial distribution. Different hypotheses have been formed to explain these changes\, such as an increase in fishing impacts; changes in environmental conditions that have affected annual recruitment\, growth\, general conditions of organisms\, and planktonic productivity and quality; a recent recovery of pelagic predators; and competition for food with jellyfish or round sardinella (Sardinella aurita).\nUnder three consecutive projects\, SPELMED\, PELWEB and PELCAT\, we aimed at improving and integrating SPF knowledge into a multi-modelling platform to quantify the impacts and project future trajectories of change. We specifically aimed at (1) identifying historical changes of small pelagic fish population traits (e.g. body condition\, abundance and distribution); (2) quantifying the ecological and socio-economic consequences of the changes in SPF populations on fisheries\, iconic predator species\, and ecosystem-wide dynamics\, and (3) identifying robust future management options to achieve resilient and healthy SPF populations and a sustainable exploitation under climate change. \n\nDuring this talk\, I will present some of our findings and I will illustrate the importance of an integrated consideration of climatological\, environmental\, ecological and socio-economic factors when managing exploited resources from an ecosystem-based management perspective. I will showcase the tools that we used to generate and integrate results\, ranging from stock assessments to species distribution models and process-oriented ecosystem spatial-temporal models. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/winners-losers-and-shifts-of-the-pelagic-ecosystem-in-the-western-mediterranean-sea-integrating-knowledge-and-projecting-trajectories-of-change/
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SUMMARY:Search for new strategies for controlling viral diseases in aquaculture
DESCRIPTION:Viral encephalopathy and retinopathy (VER) disease caused by the nerve necrosis virus (NNV) or nodavirus\, generates up to 100% mortality in juvenile European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax)\, causing significant economic losses. Therefore\, it is necessary to know in depth the transcriptomic response of sea bass to this virus\, as well as the mechanisms that are influencing this response\, formulate vaccines with new antigens that generate greater protection at lower cost\, and also study other model species\, such as the zebrafish\, with which it is easier to work in the laboratory\, points addressed in this Doctoral Thesis. \nFollow it on streaming: USC Rooms
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/search-for-new-strategies-for-controlling-viral-diseases-in-aquaculture/
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SUMMARY:2nd Aida Fernández Ríos Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:The Royal Galician Academy of Sciences (RAGC) and Pontevedra Provincial Council consider it to be of common interest to collaborate on the 2nd edition of the Aida Fernández Ríos Lecture Series in 2021\, in order to promote public interest and support the enormous scientific work carried out in Galicia. Since its foundation in 1973\, the RAGC has organised activities\, courses and lecture series throughout Galicia and\, in line with its objectives of disseminating science and technology\, aims to establish this lecture series addressing different topics with social impact. \nThe first block consists of webinar-format lectures delivered by renowned professionals in their fields\, proposed by the RAGC. The second block consists of lectures in schools in the province of Pontevedra aimed at secondary-school students. \nAida Fernández Ríos (Vigo\, 1947-Moaña\, 2015) was a researcher noted for her knowledge of ocean acidification caused by climate change and was the first woman to direct the Institute of Marine Research. \nShe completed her elementary secondary education in Vigo and\, at the age of 25\, began working as a laboratory assistant at the CSIC Institute of Fisheries Research\, now known as the Institute of Marine Research. She combined her work with her studies\, which allowed her to complete upper secondary education\, study Biology at the University of Santiago and\, in 1992\, defend her doctoral thesis\, supervised by Fernando Fraga\, on phytoplankton in the Ría de Vigo and its environmental conditions. Shortly afterwards she joined the Institute of Fisheries Research as a researcher\, where she developed her entire career until reaching the highest category as a research professor. From 2006 to 2011 she was director of the IIP\, becoming the first woman to hold that responsibility. From phytoplankton studies she moved into physical oceanography and\, finally\, into studies on ocean acidification as a consequence of climate change\, becoming a leading researcher in Europe and chairing an International Geosphere Committee with these objectives from 2005 to 2011. In 2015 she was appointed full member of the Royal Galician Academy of Sciences.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/2nd-aida-fernandez-rios-lecture-series/
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SUMMARY:International Women's Day!
DESCRIPTION:  \nStudents\, researchers\, technicians… Behind the scientific progress of our society\, behind every published article or new technology\, there are working women. There are many more of us than you see\, and ALL of us are essential. \nThis 8 March\, let us celebrate International Women’s Day together! \n#WomenOfIIM #8M2021
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/international-womens-day/
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SUMMARY:To drown or not to drown? On the role of ecology in flood defense
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of the  UN Decade of Ocean Science (#SDG14)\, which aims to create a common framework to ensure that marine sciences fully support actions to sustainably manage the world’s oceans and seas and achieve the 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals\, the CSIC marine centres — IMEDEA\, CEAB\, ICM\, ICMAN and IIM — have organised a joint lecture series entitled “Seamposium: Dealing with new frontiers of marine research”\, creating a discussion forum around a monthly seminar delivered by a recognised expert on different marine topics. \nTo drown or not to drown? On the role of ecology in flood defense\nMarine ecosystem engineers are species that alter their environment and therefore interact with the forces originating from tidal currents and waves. Biophysical interactions by ecosystem engineers (e.g. vegetation like salt marshes\, mangroves\, seagrass\, aquatic water plants\, reef forming animals like oysters and mussels\, and bioturbating animals living in the sea floor) can have major consequences for the functioning and development of estuarine and marine systems. Tjeerd Bouma is interested in obtaining a better understanding of ecosystem engineering as a strategy (fundamental ecology)\, the thresholds ecosystem engineers encounter for establishment to overcome bottle necks in ecosystem restoration\, and the influence ecosystem engineers have on ecosystem functioning by altering resource fluxes\, biodiversity\, ecosystem resilience and landscape evolution\, with management implications and specifically the opportunities this offers for the benefit of humanity generating ecosystem services like e.g. Nature Based Flood Defenses. \n \n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/to-drown-or-not-to-drown-on-the-role-of-ecology-in-flood-defense/
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