Our colleagues at Isotech Ltd participated in the Austrian World Summit (AWS), one of the world’s most influential climate conferences, organised by the Arnold Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative under the patronage […]
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Join us on 17th June for the online webinar “ONE-BLUE: Policy Recommendations & EU Marine Regulation Review” , by One Blue. The webinar will bring together leading EU experts and
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For their third stop, the Mermaid project visited the island of Alonissos, Greece.4 full days of participatory initiatives including: 🏫 Educational workshops in schools across the island🤖 ROV reef explorations
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Implemented by Isotech Ltd in collaboration with the RECLAIM Project, one of the projects supported by SeaClear2.0, the workshop brought together local stakeholders to explore practical, site-specific measures to minimise
Our colleagues at Isotech hosted a participatory workshop in Kristiansund, Norway, in collaboration with the RECLAIM project, one of the projects supported by SeaClear2.0. During the workshop, participants discussed the
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The 5th Edition of the International Workshop ‘Marine Litter Monitoring, Removal and Blue Circular Economy’ took place on 1st June, at Salone Nautico, Arsenale di Venezia, within the framework of
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An international training event on European methodologies for monitoring, identifying and removing marine litter, using the SeaClear1 & 2.0 app. The 2-day training led by our colleagues at Venice Lagoon
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SeaClear2.0’s work for the prevention and reduction of marine pollution was presented at EMRA 2025, by our colleague and Head of LARIAT-Laboratory for intelligent autonomous systems at University of Dubrovnik,
Our colleagues at Isotech Ltd are currently visiting Kristiansund, Norway, for the implementation of the Workshop “Defining Solutions and Policy Interventions for Addressing Marine Litter in Kristiansund”. The workshop is
Research conducted by students at NTNU for the Reclaim project which is supported by SeaClear2.0, led to the development of two research papers focusing on the engagement of industry and