The national Marine Sciences program brings together 7 autonomous communities (Andalusia, Cantabria, Valencia, Galicia, Murcia, Canary Islands and Balearic Islands) with the commitment to integrate and promote all marine research in these regions and with the overall objective of creating a network of centers of excellence to cooperatively address challenges in marine research, aquaculture, new technologies, impacts on the marine environment and the blue economy.
In this sense, the program will develop a research, innovation and transfer network to integrate and develop three basic lines of action.
The Complementary Plan for R&D&I in marine sciences ThinkInAzul brings together 7 autonomous communities (Andalusia, Cantabria, Valencia, Galicia, Region of Murcia, Canary Islands and Balearic Islands) with the commitment to integrate and promote all marine research in these regions and with the general objective of creating a network of centers of excellence to cooperatively address challenges in marine research, sustainable aquaculture, new technologies, impacts on the marine environment, food sovereignty, climate change in Spain and the blue economy.
In this sense, the program will develop a research, innovation and transfer network to integrate and develop three basic lines of action: Observation and monitoring of the marine and coastal environment; sustainable, intelligent and precision aquaculture; and blue economy, innovation and opportunities.
The ThinkInAzul of the Valencian Community (GVA-ThinkInAzul) is a consortium made up of 39 research groups that brings together more than 370 researchers from the CSIC, the University of Alicante, the Polytechnic University of Valencia, the University of Valencia, the Miguel Hernández University of Elche, the Jaume I University and the Catholic University of Valencia.
As part of the National Aquaculture Day on 30th November, the Valencia Region’s ThinkInAzul project, coordinated by the Torre de la Sal Aquaculture Institute (IATS-CSIC), is proposing a conference aimed at familiarising the general public with the various aspects of aquaculture. The conference will be
The Torre de la Sal Aquaculture Institute has organised a conference at the CSIC’s Casa de la Ciència in Valencia to present the research carried out as part of the ThinkInAzul project. As part of Aquaculture Day, which is celebrated on 30 November, the Torre
The Casa de la Ciència of the Centro Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) in Valencia has announced a series of conferences entitled “The many faces of climate change” as part of its programme “What do we know about…? This series, which will take place every
Stanford University has published the 2023 edition of the “World’s Top 2% Scientist List”. This “ranking” classifies researchers according to their results over their entire research career and only over the last year. A total of 14 researchers from the Valencian Community’s Next Generation Programme
