Vítor Vasconcelos joins the Scientific Council of the Portuguese Council for Health and the Environment

The CPSA Scientific Council brings together experts from different fields, contributing scientific perspectives to the challenges linking human health and the environment.
CIIMAR researchers co-author the book “Microrganismos Marinhos”

The publication brings together science, education and artistic expression to explore the role of marine microorganisms in the health of ecosystems and the planet.
Science and innovation organizations are calling on the Portuguese government to advocate for 220 billion euros for European research

CIMAR Associated Laboratory endorses a call on the Portuguese government to oppose the proposed budget cuts for the European Union’s next Framework Program for Research and Innovation.
Porto hosts the International Atmospheric Rivers Conference for the first time in Europe

International scientists, meteorological experts and decision-makers gather in Porto from 19 to 23 October to discuss atmospheric rivers, extreme weather events, climate change and their impacts on people, the ocean and ecosystems.
CIIMAR researchers among the World’s Top 2% Scientists

Twenty-four CIIMAR researchers are included in the 2025 edition of the World’s Top 2% Scientists list, which recognises scientists whose work has received a high number of citations worldwide.
CIIMAR secures 15 new positions in the 8th FCT CEEC competition
CIIMAR opens its doors to the community during another Edition of its Open Day

On 20 September, CIIMAR opened its doors once again to the community bringing marine science closer to visitors of all ages through a full day of science outreach activities.
CIIMAR community together to reflect on the present and future

CIIMAR brought together its scientific and professional community for the 2026 Annual Meeting, held on 14 September at the Porto Cruise Terminal.
New genomic tool for clams boosts sustainable aquaculture

Researchers from CIIMAR have helped to develop a tool that could assist in producing clams that are more resistant to disease and climate change, whilst also strengthening the conservation of these species’ genetic diversity.
Blue Think Conference brings CIIMAR and CCMAR PhD Students together for its 7th edition

The 7th edition of the Blue Think Conference (BTC) brought together early-career researchers from across the marine and environmental sciences at the University of Algarve, in Faro, on 3 and 4 September.