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Welcome to our visitors finding us at the Science is Wonderful event in Brussels!
If you are interested in learning about the research and adventures of our dedicated EuroGO-Ship scientists working to enhance ocean observation and to gain some insights into what ship-based hydrography is all about, take a look at the information we have specially curated for you.
What is Hydrography?
What’s it like working on Research Cruise Vessels?
Katrin Schroeder tells us in her blog: Being a Seagoing Physical Oceanographer is My Dream Job
Today’s early career scientists are the future.
How are they getting a “foot up” and good mentorship from senior scientists? Teodor Muşat’s recounts his positive experience in Tale from a Budding Oceanographer
Did you know that the age of water can be determined from a sample and what it can teach us?
If you are interested in learning about a highly specialised form of analysis, check out this blog The Age of Water and the Importance of Shared Facilities by Emil Jeansson, Chemical Oceanographer.
These are some of the blogs and videos you can find in EuroGO-SHIP’s Postcards from the Seas series, an anthology of infectious, personal accounts of scientists engaged in project tasks and activities. Read their stories to get a sense of life on a cruise, to gain some insights into the nuts and bolts of oceanography, and to learn how these dedicated researchers are providing important data to help society understand our environment and better manage our seas and holistic climate.
March 8th: International Women’s Day
EuroGO-SHIP is a 3-year, 14 pan-European partner project funded by HORIZON Europe and UK R&I, which seeks to enable the European community conducting shipbased hydrographic observations at sea to provide higher quality and more sustainable data flows to a broad range of end users, more effectively. The project will work towards strengthening European capabilities to deliver world-class Oceanographic science, which is key to inform policies and to meet the goals of the EU Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030” and the wider objectives of the EU Green Deal.