🗓 Key Dates – #EuroGOOSConference
📩 Abstract deadline: 20 Nov 2025 (23:59 CET)
📢 Notification: 26 Jan 2026
📘 Book of Abstracts: 30 Mar 2026

🔗 Learn more & submit: cyprusconferences.org/eurogoos2026/

This edition will focus on 5 key priorities shaping the future of ocean knowledge & services:

1️⃣ Innovation & Forecasting
2️⃣ Digital Transformation
3️⃣ Co-Design & Inclusivity
4️⃣ Governance & Capacity
5️⃣ Triple Planetary Crisis

🔗 cyprusconferences.org/eurogoos2026...

The 4th #AMRIT workshop was held alongside the BOOS Annual Meeting. It brought together key actors from the Baltic region to advance marine research infrastructures 🌊🔬

Read more about the project here: amritproject.eu/index.php/ab...

#BOOS was established in 2001 to develop a coordinated oceanographic infrastructure in the #BalticSea 🌊

By integrating satellite and in situ data, BOOS supports safer marine operations, environmental monitoring, climate studies, and sustainable marine management ⚓📊

The session wrapped up with Marina Tonani
from @mercatorocean.bsky.social highlighting how ocean observations are key to powering the European Digital Twin Ocean 🌊🛰️

A step forward for #DigitalOcean innovation at #EMD2025!

Joana Beja from @vliz.be, Coordinator of @emodnet.bsky.social Biology, showcased how #EMODnetBiology tackles gaps in #MarineBiodiversity data 🐠🌊 at #EMD2025.

Its mission? To collect, harmonize, and make marine biological data from across Europe #FAIR and accessible for all #OceanData

Neil Holdsworth from @icesmarine.bsky.social shared how ocean observations & data flows serve a wide range of users, including fisheries 🎣🌊

He highlighted ICES' key role in advancing marine science through:
🔹 Scientific advice
🔹 Data & info products
🔹 International cooperation

The marine knowledge value chain is a core concept of the #OceansPact, set to be presented in Nice, as highlighted by #RémyDenos from #EUMARE. It underscores the step-by-step journey from data collection to actionable insights that support sustainable ocean governance.