1st MarDATA Advisory Board Meeting

After 1 1/2 years of "Marine Data Science" education, an external view on our concept and training program can provide valuable impulses, thus we were really happy to welcome the MarDATA Advisory Board for a 1st meeting.

Doctoral researchers, supervisors and the MarDATA Steering Board presented an overview of MarDATA science and education and were happy to answer questions by the MarDATA Advisory Board.

Next year, we will hopefully be able to welcome the Board to Kiel

MarDATA Project Week "Digital Twin Cabo Verde"

Mid-March, twelve MarDATA doctoral researchers met with WASCAL master students in Mindelo Cabo Verde, to jointly develop solutions to increase the value of marinedata for local stakeholders and the…

MarDATA Retreat 2023

From November 06 to 08, 2023, active MarDATA doctoral researchers, supervisors from all partner institutes and invited guests met at the Übersee Museum in Bremen for the MarDATA Retreat 2023.

MarDATA Meets Industry

On 06 July it was time again: MarDATA meets Industry went into the next round.

MARDATA AT THE AGU FALL MEETING 22 IN CHICAGO

MarDATA is striving to anchor the term Marine Data Science in the scientific community. Therefore, we are very pleased that MarDATA doctoral researchers are actively involved in the AGU Fall Meeting…

FIRST MARDATA DEFENSE @GEOMAR

Congratulations to Dr Carola Trahms, who today became the first doctoral researcher at MarDATA ever to defend her thesis "Marine Data Fusion for Analyzing Spatio-Temproral Ocean Region Connectivity".

HIDA LECTURE @MARDATA - PROF A. MURAT EREN

The era of high-resolution, integrated multi-omics: disturbingly complex and beautifully unique displays of the ecology and evolution of marine microbial life

MarDATA Retreat

At last the time has come. After almost three years of not having any face-to-face meetings, we were able to finally meet and exchange ideas in person in Kiel.

MarDATA meets Industry

The demand for experts in Marine Data Science in the private sector is as high as it is in the scientific community.