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.
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.
Dolphins’ blow may reveal the state of health of these marine mammals
Researchers at CIIMAR are helping to develop an approach to identify potential pathogens through non-invasive analysis of the microbiome present in cetacean blow.
CIIMAR and IPMA strengthen their partnership with new laboratories dedicated to monitoring the marine environment
New infrastructure in Matosinhos will support the monitoring of bivalve molluscs and the identification of marine biodiversity, strengthening the country’s capacity to respond in the areas of food safety and ecosystem monitoring.
CIIMAR joins forces with four research centres to champion the ocean as a strategic area for Portuguese science
Five national research centres are calling for the ocean to be recognised as one of the strategic areas of the future national research and innovation policy.
CIIMAR celebrates a new generation of talent in marine science
The session marked the conclusion of yet another edition of the Blue Young Talent and BYTplus programmes and welcomed the participants who will be joining the 2026/2027 edition. Since 2014, the initiative has involved more than 200 students and awarded 141 research grants.
CIIMAR ranks among the most innovative institutions in the Blue Bioeconomy in Portugal
An analysis by B2E CoLAB identifies CIIMAR as the national institution with the highest number of patent families in the Blue Bioeconomy, reflecting two decades of innovation based on marine resources.
Note of condolence for Paulo Talhadas Santos
New Platform Creates Digital Map for Marine Biobanks
CIIMAR leads the development of a digital platform providing access to thousands of biological resources with potential applications for the Blue Economy.