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The new edition of AMARE-MED (Advanced school on Multispecies modeling Approaches for ecosystem based marine REsource management in the MEDiterranean Sea) will take place in Cyprus from 2nd to 8th October. The school, now in its fifth edition, represents an annual recurrence for PhD students

A mini-guide to enjoy the sea without damaging it was presented during the event “Vivere il Golfo di Trieste”. About 120 high school students of the I.S.I.S. Nautico "Tomaso di Savoia Duca di Genova" and “Liceo Scientifico Guglielmo Oberdan” joined the event, organized by Regione Autonoma Friuli

OGS researchers, together with colleagues from the University of Messina and the Cooperativa Pescatori Marina, and in agreement with the managing body of the two reserves and in collaboration with the Pro Loco Capo Peloro, coordinated the visual census of fish species in two Sicilian areas belonging

On Thursday 5th May a round table discussion on women valorisation in local scientific and academic institutions on the occasion of the approval Gender Equality Plans (GEP). Gender Equality Plans (GEP) are strategic documents prepared by universities and scientific intitutions to describe the

Climate change will significantly alter the way sound propagates underwater, affecting the ecosystem and potentially accentuating human-generated noise. In warmer waters, sound waves propagate faster and persist longer, and a study published in the American Geophysical Union's (AGU) scientific

OGS, like other public research institutes and Italian universities, is available to support Ukrainian students, professors and researchers with scholarships covering travel and accommodation expenses for their stay in Italy. For years we have also participated in the “Refugee scientists” network

The fifth edition of the Advanced Master in Sustainable Blue Growth is starting. The Master is an international and multidisciplinary advanced training course to develop work skills in the sustainable blue economy sector: from marine biology to energy, from ports to fishing, from coastal management

A new study, published in "Nature Communications Earth & Environment", used airborne techniques to reveal the geological makeup of the elusive edge of East Antarctica at South Pole. Among the researchers of the international team of the study, led by the British Antarctic Survey, there is also

The OGS has approved the Gender equality plan (GEP): a programmatic document to reduce gender asymmetries within the institution. The GEP will be presented today, 11 February at 5 pm, during the public meeting "Donne e Scienza: quando le parole fanno la differenza" organized on the occasion of the

The European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling - ECORD has chosen the National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics - OGS to coordinate the activities of its Scientific Committee - ESSAC for the next three years. ESSAC has recently moved to the OGS headquarters in Trieste to ensure