Press releases

As ocean-related economic activities outpace the global economic growth, the need for sustainable management of marine biological resources and innovative solutions has never been more urgent.

EMBRC is pleased to announce it is now a member of the European Aquaculture Technology & Innovation Platform (EATIP). Joining the network is part of EMBRC’s ongoing strategy to support the European Blue Economy through aquaculture development.

In the run up to this World Ocean Day, we’re proud to share how EMBRC is advancing the understanding of marine life and creating a sustainable future for everyone in our 2023 Annual Report.

The European Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC) is pleased to welcome Finland to the pan-European research infrastructure as it becomes the 10th country to join its network of marine stations across Europe.

The European Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC) has joined the Transnational Access programme of the AQUAEXCEL3.0 project and is announcing a joint call for access proposals.

The TREC expedition arrives at the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn in Naples, one of EMBRC marine sites.

TREC, the first European expedition to study the impact of man on the Ocean and coastal regions, is making a stopover in the French Mediterranean

EMBRC is pleased to announce the funding of five projects which aims to develop the next generation of scientific services.

EMBRC has partnered with Mercator Ocean International and the EU4OceanObs project on a campaign raising awareness of ocean observation globally.

TREC expedition involves national research institutes Askö laboratory of the Baltic Sea Centre of Stockholm University and Kristineberg Center for Marine Research and Innovation in Sweden. 

The TREC expedition will sample on land and at sea in Norway’s Bergen and surrounding areas.

Oostende and surrounding areas in West Flanders will host sample collection at land and at sea, as part of the TREC (Traversing European Coastlines) expedition.