Launch of EMB Future Science Brief on Monitoring, Reporting and Verification for marine Carbon Dioxide Removal
17 November 2025
During this webinar, EMB will launch its Future Science Brief No 13, titled 'Monitoring, Reporting and Verification for marine Carbon Dioxide Removal'. This science-policy document provides recommendations for policymakers, regulators, scientists, practitioners, project planners and science funders on how to overcome the main challenges for achieving robust Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) for marine Carbon Dioxide Removal methods. This document also presents the current state of science relevant to MRV (observing, data and modelling capacities) and of regulation and governance, while highlighting the current knowledge requirements for MRV.
Learn MoreECOP Wednesdays November 2025
05 November 2025
On Wednesday 5 November 2025, EMB and its Young Ambassadors hosted an ECOP Wednesday series event on the topic of "Promoting sustainability in the aquaculture sector: production of alternative and ecofriendly feeds and farming of low-trophic species". The session featured Laura Ciriminna as a speaker. The talk was followed by an interactive Q&A discussion. The event was one hour long, from 14:00 - 15:00 CET.
BAMBOO Brown Bag Lunch
21 October 2025
On Tuesday 21 October 2025, EMB hosted its 8th Brown Bag Lunch on the topic of potential environmental and social impacts of large-scale offshore solar deployment, including integration in offshore wind farms.
Learn MoreFrom global to regional marine carbon budgets - Are we ready to monitor a decarbonizing society?
16 October 2025
On Thursday 16 October 2025, EMB hosted its 53rd Third Thursday Science Webinar featuring Peter Landschützer who presented the topic of "From global to regional marine carbon budgets - Are we ready to monitor a decarbonizing society?".
Learn MoreSOS Save our Seas EMBracing the Ocean project
18 September 2025
On Thursday 18 September 2025, EMB hosted its 52nd Third Thursday Science Webinar featuring Ruwanthi Gajadeera who presented her EMBracing the Ocean artist-in-residence project "SOS Save our Seas".
Learn MoreECOP Wednesdays September 2025
03 September 2025
On Wednesday 3 September 2025, EMB and its Young Ambassadors hosted an ECOP Wednesday series event on the topic of "Evidence-based policymaking in marine governance: the role of Science-Policy-Society Interfaces". The session featured Ginevra Capurso as a speaker. The talk was followed by an interactive Q&A discussion. The event was one hour long, from 14:00 - 15:00 CEST.
Valuing Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management in Malta: A Discrete Choice Experiment to Elicit Preferences and Willingness to Pay
21 August 2025
On Thursday 21 August 2025, EMB hosted its 51st Third Thursday Science Webinar featuring Gilmour Camilleri who presented on the topic of "Valuing Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management in Malta: A Discrete Choice Experiment to Elicit Preferences and Willingness to Pay", linked to the EcoScope project.
Learn MoreECOP Wednesdays August 2025
06 August 2025
On Wednesday 6 August 2025, EMB and its Young Ambassadors hosted an ECOP Wednesday series event on the topic of "Building an Ocean Union: is the European Ocean Pact really the solution to Europe's long-standing need for science-based and coherent ocean policies?". The session featured Louis Lambrechts as a speaker. The talk was followed by an interactive Q&A discussion. The event was one hour long, from 14:00 - 15:00 CEST.
Marine Protected Areas in the European Union
17 July 2025
On Thursday 17 July 2025, EMB hosted its 50th Third Thursday Science Webinar featuring previous EMB Young Ambassador Juliette Biquet who presented on the topic of "Marine Protected Areas in the European Union".
Learn MoreWaves of Resonance : The psychological impact of marine sounds
19 June 2025
On Thursday 19 June 2025, EMB hosted its 49th Third Thursday Science Webinar featuring EMBracing the Ocean artist-in-residence Elise Guillaume who presented on her project "Waves of Resonance: The psychological impact of marine sounds". She was joined by her scientific collaborators Clea Parcerisas and Marine Severin.
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