We held the fourth edition of the iMARES Master’s Student Day! It was a fantastic opportunity to hear the first presentations from seven Master’s students who started their research projects during the 2025–2026 academic year. Their talks showcased a wide range of exciting topics and promising results, and sparked many interesting discussions. Congratulations to all […]
A new edition of iMARES PhD day with many interesting talks about PhD student projects and discussions. And it followed with a nice holidays lunch.
Once more, we organized an Ecopath with Ecosim course at the ICM-CSIC, in collaboration with Ecopath International Research Initiative, and funded by ongoing projects Oceans Acción, GES4SEAS, Actnow, MOIRAI, and SURIMI. 23 people from 13 countries attended, all with different research questions to tackle with EwE. We had a week of great discussions and learning. Thanks for joining!
The third edition of iMARES Master’s student day! We had very interesting presentations by 11 master students that started their projects in 2024-2025.
During 5 intense days, we have celebrated a super motivating workshop with the final goal to review traditional and novel applications and techniques studying trophic interactions of marine organisms in past, present and future ecosystems. We aimed at discussing their main features, applications, advances, complementarities and limitations. The emphasis of the workshop was on methods […]
A new edition of iMARES PhD day with lots of interesting talks about student projects and discussions. And it follows with a nice pre-holidays lunch!
Another year, we organized an Ecopath with Ecosim course at the ICM-CSIC, in collaboration with Ecopath International Research Initiative, and funded by ongoing projects Oceans Acción, PROOCEANS, GES4SEAS, MarinePlan, Actnow, and EcoScopium. 22 people attended from different countries and with different research questions to tackle with EwE. We had a week of great discussions and learning, […]
The first week of November 2024 we have held a fantastic species distributions modelling course at ICM-CSIC with the title “User friendly tools for spatial-temporal species distribution models“, by Alba Fuster-Alonso, Jorge Mestre-Tomás, Jazel Ouled-Cheikh, and Maria Grazia Pennino. This course has been organized under the Spanish Project ProOceans, and the new R package Glossa […]
Modelling courses to study the effects of human activities on marine ecosystems are back at the ICM! During the week of the 11th to the 15th of December 2023, the ICM hosted, once again, an ecosystem modelling course to teach participants from different institutions around the world how to use modelling techniques to study the […]