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News & Events:

Coastal Structure Repairs can Significantly Disturb Marine Ecosystems
Renovating coastal structures, such as breakwaters, groynes, artificial reefs, quays and sea walls, can be destructive to marine ecosystems as it encourages opportunistic and invasive species, according to recent research.
CLAMER - Climate Change & European Marine Ecosystem Research
Publications now available
1st open call for participation in the training course "Development of Mitigation/Adaptation Policy Portfolios" of the PROMITHEAS-4 project
1 March - 30 June 2012
Deadline for applications: 31 January 2012
Hypoxia becoming more Widespread along the Baltic Sea Coastline
Hypoxia (low levels of oxygen) is widespread in the coastal waters of the Baltic Sea, according to recently published research. The trend of increasing hypoxia since the 1950 is alarming, although improvements can be seen in some areas as a result of measures to reduce inputs of organic material.
User-friendly Tool to Predict Coastal Storm Hazards
Researchers have developed a prototype system to predict the impact of storms on European coastlines. The MICORE Early Warning System aims to improve civil defence and coastal evacuation plans and could pave the way for an autonomous early warning system to save countless lives and protect infrastructure worldwide.
The Ecology and Biology of the Sulfur Worm Marenzelleria viridis
31 January 2012 at 17.00-19.00 hrs, Copenhagen, Denmark
Organiser: The Danish Society for Marine Biology
Symposium on Data Storage Tags and Telemetry
8 February 2012, Copenhagen, Denmark
Organiser: DTU Aqua
Social Science for Coastal Decision-Making
15-16 February 2012, Charleston, USA
Algae-to-Energy along the Shore: Workshop on Concepts and Perspectives
21-22 February 2012, Wilhelmshaven, Germany
World Oceans Summit
22-24 February 2012, Capella, Singapore
Copenhagen International Ballast Water Management Conference 2012
8 March 2012, Copenhagen, Denmark
Organiser: The Danish Partnership on Ballast Water
DANCORE Young Professionals Day 2012
9 March 2012, Copenhagen, Denmark
Invitation and program will be ready soon
International Conference on Marine Ecosystem 2012
13-15 March 2012, Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
The International Polar Year 2012 Conference - From Knowledge to Action
22-27 April 2012, Montréal, Québec, Canada
MarCoastEcos2012
International Conference on Marine and Coastal Ecosystems:
increasing knowledge for a sustainable conservation and management
25-28 April 2012, Tirana, Albania
World Congress on Water, Climate and Energy
13-18 May 2012, Dublin, Ireland
Global Conference on Oceans, Climate and Security
21-23 May 2012, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
The Coastal Society's 23rd International Conference
3-6 June 2012, Miami, Florida, USA
50th ECSA Conference: Today's Science for Tomorrow's Management
Estuarine Coastal Conference
3-7 June 2012, Venice, Italy
HIC 2012 - 10th International Conference on Hyfroinformatics
23-27 June 2012, Hamburg, Germany
ICCE 2012
1-6 July 2012, Santander, Spain
Deadline for abstracts: 1 October 2011
3rd YOUMARES Conference
Between Space and Seafloor - Aqua Vita Est
International Conference of young marine researchers and engineers
12-14 September 2012, Lübeck, Germany
Marine Algae 2012
New Dimensions for Marine Algae Development
20-23 September 2012, Dalian, China
ICEC 2012 - 4th International Conference on Estuaries and Coasts
8-11 October 2012, Hanoi, Vietnam

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DANCORE is a national network for professionals working with issues related to the coastal and marine environments. The purpose of the network is to share knowledge and strengthen collaboration between scientists, environmentalists, site managers and planners. DANCORE currently has 245 members from a broad range of institutions, agencies, universities and private companies. DANCORE is the Danish branch of the Coastal & Marine Union (EUCC).

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· Coastal Processes

· Marine Biology

· Oceanography & Marine Environment

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