Galway to host Atlantic Summit on the ocean knowledge shaping Europe’s future
International gathering will explore how marine research, innovation and skills can strengthen Europe’s competitiveness, sustainability and security
International gathering will explore how marine research, innovation and skills can strengthen Europe’s competitiveness, sustainability and security
Science stories from Ireland’s coast will connect children, families, and schools with marine knowledge through two special episodes
How do we know a storm is coming? is a free public event and open to anyone interested in weather, storms, climate, technology or marine science.
The Marine Institute is delighted to announce that the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership’s fourth joint transnational call “Building a sustainable and innovative Blue Economy: mastering digital opportunities and fostering resilience” with a deadline for pre-proposal submissions on 16 November 2026.
The fourth Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP) co-funded call pools national and regional financial resources of 38 million Euro through the participation of 33 funding organisations from 28 countries.
Primary school teachers across Ireland are invited to integrate marine themes directly into standard curriculum subjects through arts and digital media.
The appointments bring two highly accomplished professionals to the Board.
Taking place on 8-9 October 2026 at University of Galway, the Summit is an Associated Event of Ireland's EU Presidency.
Twenty pearl mussels were airlifted from a river in Co. Kerry to the Research Facility in Co. Mayo, as part of the effort to save this critically endangered species.