Join us for the seventh TENET webinar in our exciting new series of 2026! We are excited to present the seventh webinar of the 2026 TENET seminar series edition! Instead of our usual last Wednesday of the month, we’re bringing you a special TENET Seminar on Wednesday, 4th November, featuring a guest from the biotech…
Month: November 2026
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””] Following the recent publication of three policy briefs developed by the CODE-YAA@PC-EDU Advocacy Group, the COST Action is pleased to announce that these resources are now also available in Russian, making evidence-based recommendations on palliative care education more accessible to professionals across different countries and healthcare systems. The original policy briefs, published in…
The CyanoAction Core Group meeting was held in Rome, Italy, on 8–9 October 2026, and was organized by Dr. Maura Manganelli and Dr. Simona Scardala. The two-day working meeting was […]
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A heartful thankyou to Akepati BHASKAR Reddy from KTH Royal Institute of Technology for representing our team at the ASME Energy Sustainability Conference! 🌊⚙️Akepati BHASKAR Reddy delivered a fantastic presentation […]
We are excited to announce the Call for Abstracts for the specialized technicaltrack on “Power Generation, Hydraulics & Ocean Tribology” at the STLE 2027 Annual Meeting & Exhibition! STLE 2027 […]
Track 7, Tribology of Extreme Environments: Aerotribology, Ocean Tribology and Space Tribology, brought attention to ocean-related tribology through twooral presentations: one on underwater drag reduction using superwetted groovesurfaces, and another […]
At the annual meeting of the pan-European Ocean Tribology network at the University of Zagreb, representatives of all working groups presented their achievements and activities from the past year. The […]
How can the right to life be protected across the many legal and operational realities of the sea? This BlueRights conference in Tromsø will bring together research on search and rescue, maritime security and conflict, and occupational risks to examine where protection works, where gaps remain, and how greater coherence and accountability can be achieved.
Ships may appear highly ordered, but what happens when responsibility for the people on board is divided between owners, managers, employers and crewing agencies? In the first BlueRights Voices conversation, Sandhya Drew explains how fragmented responsibility can leave seafarers without clear protection, and why, in cases of abandonment, a supposedly secure workplace can become somewhere…
