ACTNOW Early Career Scientist Eugénie Dereuder (PhD student from the University of Rostock) participated at the Conférence d’Ecophysiologie Animale (CEPA7)  in Brest, France. Eugénie's research, titled “Histological, biochemical and molecular assessment of the interactive effects of a pharmaceutical (fluoxetine) and hypoxia on the reproduction and metabolism of the blue mussel Mytilus edulis ” , investigated the interactive effects of a common pharmaceutical, fluoxetine (FLX)

At the International Conference on Harmful Algae (ICHA 2025) Keelan Lawlor presented new findings that advance our understanding of harmful algal bloom (HAB) monitoring  and demonstrate how integrating molecular and traditional techniques can strengthen long-term biodiversity observation in marine ecosystems. The presentation, titled “Comparison of Microscopy and Metabarcoding for Long-Term Monitoring of Harmful Algae Taxa in the Western English Channel,”  was delivered by re

The Scottish Oceans Institute  at the University of St Andrews hosted a vibrant public outreach activity as part of the annual Crail...

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the official video for the ACTNOW project, which brings together leading scientists and...

On June 26th, ACTNOW collaborated in the interdisciplinary webinar Ocean Community Festival 2025, organized by TBA-21 (Ocean Archive)...

ACTNOW Engages the Public at “Blue Village – Cittadella della Ricerca sul Mare” in Ancona On May 17th, 2025, ACTNOW partners from CoNISMA...

ACTNOW partners held the Workshop Dynamic Energy Budget

Researchers from ACTNOW consortium shared insights about the science made up to now.

ACTNOW was presented to audience during the Symposium on Climate Effects on the World's Ocean