👇Check out this incredible opportunity for future marine scientists to gain valuable skills and knowledge. Excited to see the positive impact this programme will have on ocean research and conservation! 🌊🐟#MarineScience #OCPP

The FAO Reference Centre for AMR (UK) collaborated on a training programme on bacterial diagnostics and antimicrobial testing at The National Food Safety Lab in Accra, Ghana. Proud to be part of this crucial effort to combat antimicrobial resistance and promote global health!🌍🧬

Great to see the engaging discussions in the Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 with the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources🐟on #OCPP support priorities! The insights from the Melanesia Sea Cucumber Dialogue 🌊🥒were invaluable. Thanks to all involved! MMO

After 2 years of research, the FiSMaDiM project is nearing completion. Join our final meeting to learn about key results and outputs. 📅 Mon, 02 Sept 🕒 14:00 - 16:00 BST 📍 Online 👉 events.teams.microsoft.com/event/85ee0920… #CefasScience #OffshoreWind The Crown Estate University of St Andrews

Thank you to everyone who attended our Public Talks in Lowestoft yesterday! 🌊 We're thrilled to have shared insights into our work to such an engaged audience. 🎤 Mark your calendars for more public talks in 2025! We're excited to welcome you next year! 🤝 #CefasEngagement

Listen to our latest Unchatted Waters podcast!🎧 Find out about litter in the marine environment, how we monitor litter and detect "invisible" plastics and how we can reduce marine plastic pollution across the world🚯 👉 bit.ly/3AisuQo #unchattedwaters #marinelitter

Check out this chapter from the 2022 Scientific Consensus Statement on Reef Water Quality, co-authored by Cefas’ Prof. Michelle Devlin and Amelia Wenger. This review of land-based impacts on the Great Barrier Reef involved 200 experts and 147 authors. 👉 reefwqconsensus.com.au/question/8-2/

New report! Cefas scientist John Pinnegar contributes to this updated Seafish Cefas University of Aberdeen report looking at the future challenges facing the seafood industry due to climate change and opportunities for adaptation.

New #microplastics paper out📣 Our research showed that the surface water of the coastal North Sea holds high concentrations of #microplastic, more than previously recorded, showing that monitoring provides vital information on plastic contamination. ▶️ bit.ly/46Xjigo

Cefas scientist Julie Bremner Julie Bremner is co-author of this Development UEA 🌍 report which finds that despite women’s significant contributions to the fishery and aquaculture sector, they often remain invisible and underpaid 🐟 🐠. ▶️ Read more bit.ly/4cDplYU

OCPP held a workshop in Sri Lanka on Aquatic Animal Dissection & Molecular Biology. The hands-on training focused on sampling shrimp🦐 and mud crab🦀 tissues, equipping scientists with the skills to diagnose diseases and identify new pathogens affecting aquatic animal production.

Great to be part of this important project, led by Natalie Ruth Hicks from University of Essex with @unistandstandrews, studying the effects of offshore wind on the seabed. Excited to see the positive influence this research will have on sustainable energy development.🌊

Great to have Cefas Scientist Naomi Greenwood present at the Challenger Society #Challenger2024 conference yesterday at the 'Solutions for Marine Management' session, highlighting work from our #mNCEA programme on improving monitoring of water quality & nutrient risk in UK waters.

📢 There’s less than week to go until the ICES Annual Science Conference! 🌍 Delegates across the aquatic science community will gather in Gateshead for four days of workshops, presentations, and networking #ICESASC24 ICES Defra UK NewcastleGateshead Initiative

🌊 New Blog Alert! 🌊 Discover expert insights, cutting-edge research, and sustainable solutions in fisheries science and how these topics will be discussed at the upcoming #ICESASC24 📖 Read now: marinescience.blog.gov.uk/2024/09/04//na… #CefasScience #FSBI2023 ICES fsbi