BiodivERsA is a network of national and regional funding organisations promoting pan-European research on biodiversity and ecosystem services, and offering innovative opportunities for the conservation and sustainable management of biodiversity. It promotes innovative research linking science to society and policy, with over € 130 Million of funding invested in our projects since 2008. BiodivERsA is funded under the Horizon 2020 ERA-NET COFUND scheme.
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Call for feedback: BiodivERsA, pan-European network on biodiversity and ecosystem services, seeks input for Strategy Agenda
G7 Science and Technology Ministers set Ocean Observation as a priority for the Future of the Oceans
At the 2016 G7 Science and Technology Ministers meeting in Tsukuba, Japan, ocean observation was defined as a key priority for the future of the oceans. In line with the G7 ocean expert working group, POGO had proactively contacted the G7 to speak out for the ocean observation system.
Frontiers Horizon Scan 2017: Emerging Issues in Marine Science – call for submissions
Frontiers in Marine Science is launching the first edition of their annual Research Topic Horizon Scan 2017: Emerging Issues in Marine Science. It is the only topic that publishes invited review and synthesis articles, and awards the authors with a free publication to showcase the latest and most important research in the marine sciences at the beginning of every year.
Call for comment of the oceanographic community: Implementation plan for NASA-funded “EXport Processes in the Ocean from RemoTe Sensing”
The goal of the “EXport Processes in the Ocean from RemoTe Sensing” (EXPORTS) field campaign is to develop a predictive understanding of the export and fate of net primary production and its implications for the ocean’s carbon cycle. EXPORTS builds upon decades of NASA-supported research assessing global NPP. The EXPORTS Science Plan has already been thoroughly vetted by the community.
Frontiers Research Topic 'Marine Biotechnology in the Food Domain' open for submissions
Marine Biotechnology exploits the enormous potential of unexplored functional diversity of marine life to access new genes, new molecules, and unusual (micro) organisms and their biochemical processes for the benefit of different field from industry to medicine, energy, etc.
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