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SUMMARY:Sea and Past: Accessible Heritage
DESCRIPTION:The Institute of Marine Research (IIM-CSIC) will begin tomorrow “Sea and Past”\, a series of interactive workshops specifically designed for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias across Galicia\, as part of the “Accessible Heritage” initiative. \nThere will be four workshops\, with small audiences and content adapted to the target public\, focusing on the biodiversity and ecology of bivalve molluscs and traditional technologies for their exploitation\, such as shellfishing and mussel rafts. Participants will connect with memories from the past and receive sensory stimulation\, reinforced through traditional sea songs that will guide the sessions. \nThe workshops were developed in close collaboration with AFAMO\, the Association of Relatives of Alzheimer’s Patients of O Morrazo\, and Fundación Legar\, dedicated to recovering and disseminating Galicia’s musical cultural heritage. \nThe main objective is to establish a link between participants and their memories through sensory\, emotional and cognitive activities. Tactile materials and traditional sea songs will be used to create an experience combining scientific knowledge with emotional connection. \nIn addition to improving understanding of marine biodiversity and Galician cultural traditions\, the workshops seek to provide an inclusive and supportive environment for older people and those facing cognitive diseases. \nWorking closely with specialised associations and paying individual attention to participants’ needs\, we aim to create an environment of care\, respect and affection in each workshop. \nThis project is a joint initiative of the CSIC Scientific Culture Unit in Galicia (Institutional Delegation)\, the Institute of Heritage Sciences (INCIPIT\, Santiago de Compostela) through its Valorisation Unit\, and the Institute of Marine Research (IIM\, Vigo) through its Scientific Culture Unit. \nThe workshops will take place on 14 May in Cee\, 20 May in Moaña\, 10 June in Burela and 12 June in Ribeira. \nProject data\nThis project is funded by FECYT – Ministry of Science\, Innovation and Universities. FECYT code: B-18215. It is part of the project “Annual Coordination of the UCC Network: Accessible Scientific Culture for People with Disabilities at CSIC”\, awarded to the CSIC Deputy Vice-Presidency for Scientific Culture and Citizen Science. \nEntities involved\nThe project includes the participation of several entities\, including the UCC of the CSIC Delegation in Galicia\, responsible for coordination\, the UCC+I of IIM-CSIC and the Valorisation Unit of Incipit-CSIC. Collaborating entities include Federación Alzheimer Galicia (FAGAL)\, AFAMO and other Alzheimer’s and dementia associations in Viveiro\, Burela\, Fisterra and Soneira\, AGADEA\, Fundación Legar and Fundación Alfareiras Terra Teruel (with Incipit). \n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/sea-and-past-accessible-heritage/
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SUMMARY:ASEQURA | “Listeria monocytogenes”: a challenge for food safety
DESCRIPTION:Access the broadcast \nEVENT PROGRAMME \nOn 4 June 2024\, a technical conference entitled “Listeria monocytogenes: a challenge for food safety” will be held. This event is part of the ASEQURA research project\, whose objective is to carry out a quantitative microbiological risk assessment (QMRA) of Listeria monocytogenes in fishery products and meat derivatives\, with special attention to biofilm formation and cross-contamination in processing chains. The project is funded by the 2019 call of the State R&D&I Programme Oriented to Societal Challenges of the State Research Agency (AEI). \nThe conference will take place in person in the Ernest Lluch Assembly Hall of the Ministry of Health / Ministry of Social Rights\, Consumer Affairs and Agenda 2030 in Madrid. Registration is already closed and in-person places are full\, but it can also be followed via streaming on YouTube. \nThe project is coordinated by Elena Carrasco Jiménez and Antonio Valero Díaz from the  University of Córdoba (UCO)\, with the collaboration of Marta López Cabo and Juan José Rodríguez Herrera from the MicroTec group at the Institute of Marine Research – CSIC. \nThe event is aimed at different interested stakeholders\, including health inspectors from the autonomous communities\, sector companies\, academics and other professionals related to food safety. It seeks to present the main results of the ASEQURA project and foster dialogue and constructive discussion to advance the control of Listeria monocytogenes in the food value chain. \nIn addition\, the Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition (AESAN) participates as co-organiser of the event\, thanks to the collaboration of the Risk Assessment Area\, the Secretariat of the Scientific Committee and the National Food Centre (CNA). \nGO TO THE PROJECT PAGE
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/asequra-listeria-monocytogenes-a-challenge-for-food-safety/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240612
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240613
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SUMMARY:Lightsheet microscopy: the fine art of slicing a sample without disturbing it
DESCRIPTION:Event on the Zeiss website \nRegister to attend online \nOn 12th June\, Wednesday\, at 10 am we will receive representatives of the ZEISS company at the Institute of Marine Research\, who will come to present the possibilities of the new fluorescence microscopy equipment at IIM-CSIC\, the Lighsheet LS7\, managed by our in-house Optical Microscopy and Image Analysis service. The equipment was acquired thanks to the support of the Spanish State Research Agency (AEI). \nThe presentation will be streamed online\, prior registration on the Zeiss website\, and in person in the IIM-CSIC Conference Hall (R/ Eduardo Cabello\, 6 – VIgo (Pontevedra). The session will be developed in Spanish. \n\nThe Lightsheet LS7\nThe Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy (LSFM) equipment is available for use by the entire scientific and technical community\, CSIC staff or not. \nThis type of microscopy is ideal for fast and smooth imaging of living organisms\, whole tissues and model cells as they develop over extended periods of time. In addition\, it allows obtaining complete images of large specimens\, optically clean and with subcellular resolution. Dedicated optics\, sample chambers and mounts allow adaptation to the refractive index of the chosen compensation method. \nImage analysis has become the bottleneck of many laboratories since innovative imaging technology enables generating of amazing 2D/3D/4D content at incredible speeds\, that generates large datasets. ZEISS arivis Pro is a modular image analysis software to work with multi-channel 2D\, 3D\, and 4D images of virtually unlimited size. With ZEISS arivis Pro it is easy to create automated end-to-end image analysis pipelines\, to use predefined pipelines for common use cases or to create your own pipelines using its click-and-play interface. \n\nSpeakers\nThe event will involve both staff from the ZEISS company and staff from our Optical Microscopy and Image Analysis Service: \n\nJacques Paysan (ZEISS) and Verona Villar (Carl Zeiss Iberia)\nLucía Sánchez Ruiloba (IIM-CSIC)
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/lightsheet-microscopy-the-fine-art-of-slicing-a-sample-without-disturbing-it/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240614
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SUMMARY:The role of statistics in marine research
DESCRIPTION:FOLLOW IT VIA STREAMING  \n(link available on the day of the broadcast) \nThe “Encontros Espresso” are a series of talks held at IIM-CSIC with the aim of helping us get to know each other better\, learn more about the activity carried out at our centre and explore the world of marine science\, encouraging scientific and technical discussion and strengthening links between groups. \nThese events are designed especially for our staff\, but everyone is invited to join through our streaming broadcast. \nThis new format will begin at 10:00 in the IIM-CSIC Assembly Hall\, and will include complimentary coffee (“Espresso”) to help communication flow smoothly. \nThis time we will meet our colleague Isabel Fuentes\, PhD in Statistics and Operations Research from the Organic Biogeochemistry Laboratory (IIM-CSIC). \nThe role of statistics in marine research\nThe Institute of Marine Research (IIM-CSIC) is a multidisciplinary centre where topics ranging from the physical and chemical characteristics of the ocean to the food it provides are studied\, with special attention to the impact of human activity on the oceans in the current context of climate change. \nFrom a statistical point of view\, working in a centre such as IIM means dealing with different types of data\, both in size and in “shape”. On the one hand\, we work with large high-resolution databases (Big Data) and small experimental datasets. On the other\, we deal with numerical and categorical variables\, circular data\, functional data\, compositional data\, spatio-temporal data\, point processes and more. The role of statistics in this complex ecosystem is to develop analysis and inference tools adapted to each type of data. This talk will present recent advances in statistical inference for complex data that can help extract as much information as possible from data that\, in most cases\, are very difficult to obtain and are fundamental for continuing to advance in different areas of marine research. \nIsabel Fuentes Santos\nShe holds a PhD in Statistics and Operations Research from the University of Santiago de Compostela since February 2016. Her main research line is non-parametric inference in the framework of spatial point processes\, in collaboration with the Modestya group at USC within projects of the State Research Agency. \nShe has been part of the Institute of Marine Research since 2010 as a member of the ESMABA groups and the Organic Biogeochemistry Laboratory. Her main functions are statistical analysis of oceanographic and mussel-aquaculture data\, development of statistical models\, application of new inference techniques to marine research and statistical support for colleagues in the group. She has participated in European projects focused on the impact of climate change on aquaculture (ClimeFISH) and on the assessment and promotion of ecosystem services from low-trophic aquaculture\, such as mussel aquaculture in Galicia (Aquavitae). She is currently part of PT5 of the Marine Sciences Programme of Galicia.
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/the-role-of-statistics-in-marine-research/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240628
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240629
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SUMMARY:IIM Encounters 2024 | 5th edition
DESCRIPTION:Here you can see all the works presented \nWhat are the Encounters?\nThe Encounters are an annual informal meeting\, and this will be the fifth edition. At this meeting\, all staff at the centre\, including research and technical staff\, trainees\, temporary staff and permanent staff\, can share what they do with the aim of getting to know each other better and gaining a clearer idea of IIM’s activity. This meeting encourages scientific and technical discussion and strengthens links between groups. \nThis year there will be 30 presentations. The idea is for all staff to feel involved and explain what their daily work consists of through a poster that they can present during the day in an estimated time of no more than five minutes. \nThe internal event will be in person for the IIM community. \nScientific-Technical Committee \nAs every year\, we have a Scientific-Technical Committee\, which we hope will make all institute staff feel involved and properly represented\, and which will also help to energise these 2024 Encounters in their fifth edition. \nOne of the Committee’s objectives is to promote equitable participation in the Encounters\, support and advise on their organisation and act as moderators on the day of the meeting. \n\nCoordination: Antonio Figueras (Management Team)\, Jaime Amaro Blanco (UCC+I) and Loli Domínguez (UCC+I)\nTechnical staff representative: Laura Gómez Montoto (Microscopy and Image Analysis Service)\nManagement\, transfer and outreach staff representative: Iago Filgueira Félix (IACIC)\nPredoctoral representative: Laura Guerrero Peña (POCG)\nPrincipal investigators representative: Manuel Pazos Palmeiro (QPM)\nPostdoctoral representative: Laura Casas Castaño (ERM)\nStudents/MSc/BSc representative: Elisa Barreiro Docío (AcuaBioTech)\n\nProgramme\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://iim.csic.es/en/event/iim-encounters-2024-5th-edition/
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