EMBRC launches its new website
EMBRC has unveiled its new website, updated to better serve scientists, industry, policymakers, and international organisations. With a strong focus on user experience and improved navigation, the site makes it easier for users to find the services and information they need to support scientific work or inform marine-related policy and decisions.
EMBRC Tech Webinar #3: Ocean Observation Series
Discover how an innovative autonomous water quality monitoring device could transform global water resource management in this EMBRC Tech Webinar on Ocean Observation. Carmem Manes from MicroSense will share insights on the challenges and opportunities of bringing this cutting-edge technology to market.
European Network for Marine Biology Research
Who we are
EMBRC is Europe’s research infrastructure for marine biology and ecology research. Through our network of marine sites across Europe, we accelerate knowledge in marine science and develop innovative solutions to environmental and societal issues.
Services
EMBRC provides access to marine biodiversity, ecosystems, and services to help researchers – from academia and industry – study the ocean to speed up discoveries in the move towards a sustainable blue economy.
EMO BON OBSERVATORY
EMBRC fills gaps in ocean observation knowledge and data through EMO BON (European Marine Omics Biodiversity Observation Network), the first permanent, coordinated genomics biodiversity observatory in Europe that studies marine life and environment using DNA techniques.
Who we are
EMBRC is Europe’s research infrastructure for marine biology and ecology research. Through our network of marine sites across Europe, we accelerate knowledge in marine science and develop innovative solutions to environmental and societal issues.
Services
EMBRC provides access to marine biodiversity, ecosystems, and services to help researchers – from academia and industry – study the ocean to speed up discoveries in the move towards a sustainable blue economy.
EMO BON OBSERVATORY
EMBRC fills gaps in ocean observation knowledge and data through EMO BON (European Marine Omics Biodiversity Observation Network), the first permanent, coordinated genomics biodiversity observatory in Europe that studies marine life and environment using DNA techniques.
