News

BioMARatona, a citizen science initiative that is part of the ANERIS project, is now officially a member of the Portuguese Citizen Science Network, a nationwide community involved in diverse citizen s...

From 9 April to 3 September, ANERIS carried out a social media campaign across Instagram, LinkedIn, and X, introducing the people behind the project, titled #InsideLooktoAneris. The aim of this campai...

The ANERIS project integrates different marine life-sensing technologies to implement the new concept of Operational Marine Biology. The ANERIS project is gaining more visibility, having been featu...

The December issue of the ANERIS electronic newsletter is out. As the year draws to a close, we’re excited to share the latest updates and milestones achieved over the past six months. Check it out...

As the year comes to a close, we take a moment to look back at the milestones and collaborations within the ANERIS project. This highlights video features key moments from 2024, showcasing our collect...

In early December, ANERIS hosted a series of workshops on underwater imaging, Bio-Optics, and participatory technologies developed within the project. Co-organized by Euro-Bioimaging ERIC, University ...

Over the course of two days (26-27 November), ANERIS partners convened in Seville for the 2024 Annual Meeting, hosted by LifeWatch ERIC. The event showcased significant progress, fostered collaboratio...

On Friday, November 15th, two EMUAS underwater cameras were deployed by the ANERIS team at the OBSEA seafloor cabled observatory operated by SARTI-UPC. These cameras have been developed within the fra...

On 25-26 July, ANERIS was showcased at the "Climate Risks in the Black Sea Region" international conference. This conference is one of the key side events of the 61st Plenary Session of the IPCC, curr...

Following the deployment at the OBSEA cabled observatory in April, the CytoSub Shallow was tested at the SmartBay observatory in Galway, Ireland in the last week of May. After deployment (planned for ...

April's featured species is the colonial Hydrozoan Velella velella, notable for its prolific presence during this time. FECDAS volunteers have reported numerous sightings of this species, which congre...

Following the earlier news, this April researcher colleagues from SARTI-UPC together with Institut de Ciències del Mar (ICM-CSIC) and engineers from CytoBuoy deployed the CytoSub at the OBSE...