CIIMAR strengthens its presence among the World’s Best Scientists in 2026
20 CIIMAR researchers have been recognised in the 2026 edition of the «World’s Best Scientists» ranking by Research.com, across six scientific fields — four more than in the previous year.
Manifesto calls for an urgent national strategy to protect Portugal’s marine forests
The appeal comes via the “Vila Nova de Milfontes Manifesto – For the Future of Portugal’s Marine Forests”.
CIIMAR marks World Oceans Day with activities in Matosinhos and Douro river
CIIMAR is joining in the celebrations for World Oceans Day 2026 through two initiatives dedicated to promoting ocean literacy, marine sustainability and bridging the gap between science and society.
CIIMAR researcher joins the European Polar Board
Catarina Magalhães has been appointed as the national representative of the Foundation for Science and Technology on the European Polar Board.
CIIMAR has joined forces with the Póvoa de Varzim Climate Centre
The aim is to foster synergies and develop projects and services of mutual interest.
CIIMAR detects microplastics in fish larvae shortly after hatching
The study shows that fish larvae in the wild already contain microplastics immediately after hatching, even before they start feeding.
CIIMAR hosts the 1st Industry Open Day to strengthen links with the blue economy
With the first edition of Industry Open Day, CIIMAR reinforces its role as an interface between scientific research and the business world.
Blue Young Talent returns in 2026 with a new edition to support training in marine sciences
CIIMAR is launching another edition of the Blue Young Talent programme.
CIIMAR hosts a visit from CCDR-N to strengthen institutional ties
This visit strengthens the institutional link between CIIMAR and CCDR-N, underlining the importance of marine science and innovation as a driver of regional development.
Ocean Research Forum brings together national centres to set priorities
CIIMAR helped organise the 1st Ocean Research Forum, held on 13 March at the University of Aveiro’s Rectorate, which brought together various national research units to discuss the priorities for marine science in Portugal over the coming decade.