Actualité Atlantique

The Atlantic – Our Shared Resource: Making the Vision Reality event will be held on 16/17 April at Palais d’Egmont in Brussels. Registrations are now open. We will be there!

The Atlantic – Our Shared Resource: Making the Vision Reality event will be held on 16/17 April at Palais d’Egmont in Brussels. Registrations are now open. We will be there!

The Atlantic – Our Shared Resource: Making the Vision Reality event will be held on 16/17 April at Palais d’Egmont in Brussels. Registrations are now open. We will be there!

The European Forum for Innovation in the Marine Bioresources event will be held on 29/30 April in Cadiz, Spain. If you want to register please visit this link

The European Forum for Innovation in the Marine Bioresources event will be held on 29/30 April in Cadiz, Spain. If you want to register please visit this link

The European Forum for Innovation in the Marine Bioresources event will be held on 29/30 April in Cadiz, Spain. If you want to register please visit this link

The European Forum for Innovation in the Marine Bioresources event will be held on 29/30 April in Cadiz, Spain. If you want to register please visit this link

Seaproven - a French company specialised in maritime research and development - has developed Sphyrna 70, a 20 meters long marine drone that can be useful for ports surveys, security or oceanographic studies. More info about this project can be found at this link

Olmix and four SMEs in Bretagne have joined to develop full recovery of algae, new materials and open new markets for export. The group, called ULVANS (ULves VAlorisation Nutrition Santé), aims to create a new sector of revaluation of algae in Bretagne, from harvesting to processing into innovative products in the areas of nutrition and health, animal and plant, and its marketing around the world. ULVANS brings together 5 industrial Breton partners and two research centres: University of South Brittany CNRS of Mulhouse.

This innovation Platform – to be open this year in Bouguenais – will focus on shipbuilding and marine renewable energy. The platform represents an investment of nearly 40 million euros from the government and the European Union and could accommodate 320-340 jobs. It will bring together researchers and technicians from the IRT Jules Verne and industrial partners such as DCNS, ACB, ALSTOM, HydrOcean, STX, DASSAULT SYSTEMES. Engineering schools, universities and laboratories will also be involved.