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RIs play a critical role in advancing scientific knowledge. But how do they do this and why are they so important?

eDNA Aqua Plan - an EU project led by EMBRC - is creating a roadmap of how to bring this data together, harmonise it and put it into a usable format.

We spoke with Neil Davies, University of California Berkeley, who is based on the island of Mo’orea in French Polynesia and specialises in biodiversity genomics and sustainability science.

We’re pleased to share our 2022 Annual Report with an overview of how we’re working with partners to advance marine science and support the sustainable use of marine resources.

Marine biologists and biodiversity scientists are invited to learn how to make the most of their research data in a three-day FAIR training course funded by EMBRC and organised by VLIZ (EMBRC Belgium) and the University of Ghent.

The oceans are home to millions of plants and animals as well as potentially millions more that we are yet to discover.

Whether you are involved in marine, coastal, freshwater or terrestrial biodiversity conservation, the EU-funded MARCO-BOLO project invites you to share your insights as we assess the data and monitoring needs of stakeholders within and beyond the EU.

EMBRC to continue the work of ASSEMBLE Plus: Stimulating European excellence in marine biology and ecology research

ISIDORe is a Horizon Europe funded to support research on infectious diseases and increase preparedness for pandemic.

A new perspective paper from EMBRC, EMBL and Tara Oceans, sets key priorities for understanding and protecting the ocean microbiome.

Statement for the 2022 United Nations Ocean Conference