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Inform us about your initiatives!

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An online survey is now lunched by the SUBMARINER Network for Blue Growth EEIG (http://www.submariner-network.eu/). The goal is to collect information on new initiatives and projects that promote innovative approaches to the sustainable use of marine resources and thus contribute to the implementation of SUBMARINER Roadmap.

The online survey is open until 4 September 2015 and can be found at the following address: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/YHRY88C
It will take approx. 10 minutes to complete it.
 

Invitation

Maritime Institute in Gdansk as a partner in the project BSR/Nordic Sustainable Protein Production Initiative have a pleasure to invite on International workshop Alternative feed protein potentials in Nordic Bioeconomy, which will be held on 16th June 2015 in Tjele (Denmark). The workshop is organizing by Agro Business Park and Aarhus University.

The program provides workshop sessions on: future feed proteins, agriculture feed protein potentials in BSR, marine, forestry and insect protein potentials, bioeconomy and life cycle assessment (LCA).

The detailed program of the workshop includes a wide range of topics on alternative protein sources: mapping of protein potentials in Baltic Sea Region, acquisition proteins from legume crops (dry) and green leaves (fresh), algae, mussels, invertebrates and fish discard as protein source, waste streams for insect and single cell proteins, bioeconomy potentials in business and society, and discussion.

During the workshop is also planned a visit to the grass protein extraction laboratory at Aarhus University

Participation in workshop is free of charge, but registration is mandatory. Registration deadline is Friday June 12, 2015. Sign up via the link: https://inbiom.nemtilmeld.dk/4/.

Detailed information on the workshop program and the possibilities of transport and accommodation can be found at: https://inbiom.nemtilmeld.dk/4/.
 

Invitation

Maritime Institute in Gdańsk – partner of the project „ARCH – Architecture and roadmap to manage multiple pressures on lagoons” – invites you to the Training Workshop that is connected to the ARCH Final Conference on the 26th of June in Newcastle. Please find more details in the enclosed Flyer.
 

BaltSpace Project - Towards Sustainable Governance of Baltic Marine Space

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On 1st April 2015 the Maritime Institute in Gdańsk commenced implementation of the project titled „Towards Sustainable Governance of Baltic Marine Space (BaltSpace)”, financed by the European Union within the BONUS – 185 Common International Programme for Baltic and by the Baltic Sea national funding institutions including the National Centre of Research and Development. Project BaltSpace, as one of eight projects, received financial support in the implementation in the BONUS – 2014 Sustainable Ecosystem Services competition. Maritime Institute in Gdańsk is one of the eight partners in the international consortium of the BaltSpace Project, the maim coordinator of which is Södertörn University in Sweden.
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Ocean of Tomorrow conference : what results so far?

We are pleased to inform you that all presentations of the second "Ocean of Tomorrow conference: what results so far?" held in Brussels on 27 November 2014 are now available on the following page: http://ec.europa.eu/research/bioeconomy/news-events/news/20141215_en.htm
 


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