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ANERIS Coordinator Jaume Piera and colleagues have established a collaboration with the Horizon Europe project OCEAN CITIZEN (GA No. 101093910). Together, the two projects will explore synergies for s...

Rosa Arias, CEO and founder of Science for Change, recently emphasised the vital role of understanding the state of our oceans to implement effective conservation measures. During the latest episode o...

In an effort to maximise the project's visibilityand promoting the restoration of sea debris, ANERIS aims to ensure a healthier marine biodiversity. The ANERIS partners from FECDAS have been actively ...

A new paper signed by EMSO ERIC and other main marine Research Infrastructures in Europe recently published in Frontiers explores the urgent needs and ways to build a comprehensive and holistic framew...

At OsloMet, our dedicated ANERIS team has been actively working towards the development of the Expandable Multi-imaging Underwater Acquisition System (EMUAS). This groundbreaking project, part of WP3 ...

We are very proud to announce our first social media campaign #Previous_Research. Aiming for far-reaching innovation in the field of marine research and monitoring, ANERIS works at the cutting edge of...

The 30th and 31st of May, 2023 marked an important event as ANERIS held its first WP2 workshop at VLIZ headquarters in Ostend, Belgium. The partners from HCMR, LifeWatch, BIOPOLIS, VLIZ and EMBRC cove...

ANERIS will take part in the LifeWatch ERIC BEeS Biodiversity and Ecosystem eScience Conference in Seville between the 22-25th of May (2023). The theme of this year's conference is “Threats and challe...

The two leading science communication platforms EurekAlert! and Alpha Galileo have published a press release, reflecting on the ANERIS kick-off meeting, which took place on 8-9 March 2023 in Barcelona...

Marine and coastal biodiversity is under threat due to human activities, climate change and other factors. In order to protect and preserve these precious ecosystems, the new research project ANERIS h...