United in Research II
| Agata Weydmann-Zwolicka | From the Baltic Sea to the Nordic Seas: downstream transformation of the Norwegian Coastal Current and associated biogeochemical, biological and contaminant signals | University of Gdańsk |
| Aleksandra Brodecka-Goluch | Accumulation of shallow gas in the continental shelf sediments of the southern Baltic Sea – interdisciplinary research conducted during first SEA-EU cruise onboard RV Oceanograf in 2022 | University of Gdańsk |
| Carolina Montalván | Resilience Amidst Decline: Multi-decadal Analysis of Thermal Stress and Biogeochemical Gradients in the Mesoamerican Reef. | University of Cádiz |
| Dang Hoai Dang Nguyen | Cross-validation of computational ocean models with in-situ Buoy for Long-term Underwater Exploration (BLUE) data | University of Malta |
Scientists from SEA-EU universities collaborate every single day. Whether through SEA-EU Seed Funds, shared infrastructure, or externally funded projects, one thing is clear: our research communities are becoming increasingly interconnected. The 3rd Being SEA-EU conference serves as a platform to showcase the results of numerous fruitful international collaborations, joint publications, and innovative research initiatives.
We invited scientists at all career stages and from all disciplines to contribute to this thematic area and to shed light on the dynamic SEA-EU ecosystem of collaboration, innovation, and excellence.
| Format | Speaker |
| On-site | Agata Weydmann-Zwolicka |
| On-site | Aleksandra Brodecka-Goluch |
| On-site | Carolina Montalván |
| On-site | Dang Hoai Dang Nguyen |
