Call for Abstracts Now Open for the Coastal Resilience Symposium 2025
The Call for Abstracts for the Coastal Resilience Symposium 2025 is now open. The symposium will take place in Barcelona, Spain, from 4-5 November, 2025.
This event will bring together leading international experts to collaboratively address the most pressing challenges facing coastal ecosystems. It is designed as a space for interdisciplinary dialogue focused on identifying innovative and transformative research directions. Outcomes from the symposium will contribute to a strategic document outlining scientific priorities and recommendations to guide future research investment policies.
The symposium aims to promote the exchange of cutting-edge knowledge and foster long-term collaborations to support sustainable solutions for the conservation and resilience of coasts and oceans.
Key Dates
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Deadline for Abstract Submission: 20 July, 2025
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Notification of Abstract Acceptance: 10 September, 2025
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Early Registration Ends: 9 September, 2025
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Registration Closes: 10 October, 2025
For detailed submission guidelines and to submit your abstract, please visit the website.
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Job opportunity at SOCIB: Research Data Analyst in Oceanographic Radar Data (Copernicus Marine 2)
We are pleased to share an exciting opportunity from one of our members, SOCIB – The Balearic Islands Coastal Observing and Forecasting System, who is currently recruiting a Research Data Analyst to support their work within the Copernicus Marine Service 2 (CMEMS2).
This role focuses on the processing, quality control, and analysis of coastal High-Frequency Radar (HFR) data—an essential component for understanding and monitoring ocean surface currents in the Mediterranean region.
Key Responsibilities:
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Operational data processing and validation of HFR systems
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Integration and quality assurance of data for CMEMS2
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Contribution to research, development, and service improvement activities related to radar data
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Collaboration with national and international partners
Profile:
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A strong background in oceanography, marine science, remote sensing, or a related field
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Experience with data processing tools and programming languages (e.g., Python, MATLAB)
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Familiarity with ocean observing systems and radar technology is highly desirable
For full details and to apply, please click here.
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EuroGOOS in Nice: Engaging in the One Ocean Science Congress and the 3rd UN Ocean Conference
EuroGOOS is proud to contribute to two major global events taking place in Nice this June:
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One Ocean Science Congress (3–6 June)
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3rd UN Ocean Decade Conference (9–13 June)
Our participation reflects EuroGOOS’ strong commitment to sustained ocean observing, regional cooperation, open data, innovation, and science-policy dialogue for a sustainable ocean.
Highlights from the One Ocean Science Congress:
Wednesday 4 June | Session T10-2 | 14:00–17:30 | Room 8
EuroGOOS’ integrated approach to open data, innovation, and science-policy engagement
Presenter: Ghada El Serafy
Contributors: Dina Eparkhina, Thierry Carval, Marco Marcelli
Wednesday 4 June | 16:30–18:00 | INSPIRE Area
Observing the Ocean: The role of France with the French Ocean Observing System (Fr-OOS)
Speaker: Lucie Cocquempot
Poster Presentations:
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Empowering Sustainable Development Through Ocean Literacy: UN Ocean Decade Scientists for Ocean Literacy
Authors: Dina Eparkhina (Senior Policy and Communications Officer), Lucie Cocquempot (Executive Director) -
BioEcoOcean Blueprint for Integrated Ocean Science (BIOS): Advancing Harmonized Observation Systems and Policy Coordination for Sustainable Ecosystem Management
Author: Deniz Karaca Halén (Science Officer)
Highlights from the UN Ocean Conference:
EU Digital Pavilion Participation:
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Wednesday 11 June – UN Ocean Decade Forum (as a Decade Implementing Partner)
Participant: Dina Eparkhina -
Thursday 12 June | 10:30–13:30 | La Baleine – Let’s Talk About Ocean & Climate
Speakers: Holger Brix, Lucie Cocquempot -
Friday 13 June | 11:15–12:15 | La Baleine – Advance in Coastal Monitoring
Speakers: Giovanni Coppini, Lucie Cocquempot
Publication Launch:
A new Springer publication on ocean literacy will be launched, featuring a chapter led by the EuroGOOS Office and co-authored with 13 experts from the EuroGOOS Ocean Literacy Working Group.
Voluntary Commitment:
We will also launch our official EuroGOOS Voluntary Commitment at the UN Ocean Conference.
View the Commitment
We warmly invite all colleagues and partners to connect with us during these exciting days in Nice. Let’s work together for a stronger ocean future.
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Open call: Glider School 2025 applications now open
Job opportunity: Head of Modeling and Forecasting Facility at SOCIB
EuroGOOS at European Maritime Day 2025: Join us in Cork/Cobh!
EuroGOOS is pleased to announce our active participation in the upcoming European Maritime Day (EMD) taking place in Cork, Ireland, from 21–23 May 2025. We will be present with a dedicated stand, organise an official EMD workshop, and co-organise an EMD In My Country event, contributing to key discussions on ocean observation, marine knowledge, and blue economy innovation.
EuroGOOS Workshop: Ocean Observation – Foundation of Marine Knowledge
Date: 23 May 2025
Time: 15:00–16:15
Location: Clayton Hotel, Pegasus 1+2
This official EMD stakeholder workshop will spotlight the vital role of sustained and coordinated ocean observation in generating marine knowledge to support science, policy, innovation, fisheries, and the European Digital Twin Ocean.
With the Oceans Pact placing marine knowledge at the heart of sustainable ocean governance and blue economy growth, our expert panel will highlight how the Ocean Observation Initiative can optimise monitoring efforts and strengthen the entire marine data value chain. The session will feature perspectives from leading European and international networks, showcasing the collective momentum behind this critical initiative.
EMD In My Country event: Coastal Success Through Ocean Knowledge
Date: 20 May 2025
Location: Cobh, County Cork
Held in the historic maritime town of Cobh, this event is co-organised by Cobh and Harbour Chamber, in partnership with Port of Cork, EurOcean, JPI Oceans, EMSEA, and EuroGOOS, as part of the EU4Ocean Coalition and the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership.
The event will convene SMEs, marine experts, educators, and policy-makers to explore how Ocean Literacy can empower businesses to meet sustainability goals such as the European Green Deal, the UN SDGs, and the European Ocean Pact.
Through interactive dialogue, the workshop will:
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Highlight the role of ocean knowledge in sustainable business;
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Share local success stories and best practices;
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Foster collaboration between science, policy, and industry;
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Inform future tools and strategies to embed ocean literacy in business practice.
Registration is open: Click here to register
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Reminder: Final DOORS Stakeholder Conference: Opening DOORS to the Black Sea
Job opportunity: Marine Scientist at SOCIB for the Euro-Argo ONE project
Insights from ObsSea4Clim and BioEcoOcean clustering event in Sopot, Poland
Our member Mercator Ocean International is hiring!
We’re pleased to share two exciting communications positions available at Mercator Ocean International, based in Toulouse, France. These three-year contracts offer a unique chance to manage communications for European Commission-implemented programmes and contribute to impactful international ocean initiatives.
- Communications Officer – EU4OceanObs
Lead the communications work package for a programme that highlights the EU’s role in strengthening international ocean governance. This role focuses on increasing the collection, sharing, and use of ocean observations for societal benefit. Strong project management and communications skills are required.
- Communications Officer – OceanPrediction DCC & OPERA
Support communications and community engagement for the OceanPrediction Decade Collaborative Centre and operational oceanography initiatives in Africa through the OPERA programme. This role requires expertise in project management, community building, and communications.
Location: Toulouse, France
Contract: three years
More details & applications: Mercator Ocean International Job Openings
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