📢Registration Now Open! Join us at the Ocean Knowledge 2030 Conference on November 20-21, 2024, in Dublin! This landmark event will shape the future of Ireland’s ocean research agenda, with key topics ranging from ocean climate impacts to offshore renewable energy. Leading experts, policymakers, and industry leaders will gather to set strategic priorities for a sustainable marine future. 🔴Keynote Speakers include Dr. John Bell (EU Commission), Caroline Bocquel (BIM), and Prof. Karen Wiltshire (Trinity College Dublin). 🔗Register today: https://bit.ly/OK2030Conf #OceanKnowledge2030 #Marine #Ocean Caroline Bocquel Bord Iascaigh Mhara - Ireland's Seafood Development Agency Trinity College Dublin European Commission
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Marine Institute (Foras na Mara) is the Irish national agency responsible for Marine Research, Technology Development
About us
The Marine Institute (Foras na Mara) is Ireland's national agency responsible for Marine Research, Technology Development and Innovation (RTDI). We aim to assess and realise the economic potential of Ireland's 220 million acre marine resource; promote the sustainable development of marine industry through strategic funding programmes and essential scientific services; and safeguard our marine environment through research and environmental monitoring. The Institute was set up under the 1991 Marine Institute Act with the following role: “...promote economic development and create employment and protect the marine environment” The Marine Institute is headquartered at Rinville, near Oranmore, County Galway on the west coast of Ireland. It also operates an aquaculture and catchment management laboratory and office facility at Furnace, near Newport, Co. Mayo as well as offices and laboratories in a number of Ireland’s fishing ports. The Marine Institute employs approximately 189 staff including specialists in fisheries, marine environment, technology, aquaculture, catchment management, ocean energy, functional foods and marine climate change, as well as experts in information technology, communications and logistical support. The vision statement of the Marine Institute is “A thriving maritime economy in harmony with the ecosystem and supported by the delivery of excellence in our services.”
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http://www.marine.ie
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- Research Services
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- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Oranmore, Galway
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- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1992
- Specialties
- research, government, marine, Ireland, Irish, and Europe
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Rinville
Oranmore, Galway H91 R673, IE
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Newport, Co Mayo F28 PF65, IE
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Wilton Park House
Wilton Place
Dublin 2, Co Dublin D02 NT99, IE
Employees at Marine Institute
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Eoin O'Grady
Information Services and Development Manager at Marine Institute
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Charlotte O'Kelly
Managing Director and co-founder at Techworks Marine - Leaders in the provision of Robust, Reliable and Secure Marine Data
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David Brennan
Team Leader Software Development at Marine Institute
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Alan Berry
Research Infrastructure Manager
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We’re excited to welcome Karen Coleman as one of the speakers at #OceanKnowledge2030. 🌊 An award-winning broadcaster and former BBC foreign correspondent, Karen has reported from around the world and brings deep expertise in European and international affairs. 💙 Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/OK2030Conf
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We’re delighted to announce that Colin Stafford-Johnson, celebrated wildlife cameraman, director, and presenter, will be one of the speakers at #OceanKnowledge2030. With over two decades of experience filming in remote ecosystems—from tracking jaguars in the Amazon to capturing the breathtaking birds of paradise in New Guinea—Colin’s work brings us closer to nature’s hidden beauty. Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/OK2030Conf
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👋 Meet the future of marine science! 8️⃣ Virginia Morejón - Development of a Cumulative Effects Assessment Framework for Ireland's Marine Planning Process 🌊 Over the coming months, we'll highlight our Cullen Scholars and their innovative research!🔬 https://lnkd.in/eHhKhp8z Stay tuned for weekly profiles!
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AN EU PERSPECTIVE 🇪🇺 🎤 Dr. John Bell will speak at #OceanKnowledge2030. 🌊 As the European Commission’s ‘Healthy Planet’ Director, he leads crucial initiatives in research and innovation across climate change, biodiversity, and marine sustainability. Join us in Dublin on 20-21 November 2024 to gain insights from Dr. Bell and other leaders in the field as they discuss vital strategies for protecting our oceans and environment. Learn more and register → https://bit.ly/OK2030Conf
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📢 Registration Open! Join us at the 14th Annual Marine Economics and Policy Research Symposium on Tuesday, December 3rd at the PorterShed in Galway City. This event is a unique opportunity to connect with experts and explore the latest socio-economic research on marine policy topics like: 🌊 Marine management and community engagement 🌊 Blue carbon and seagrass ecosystems 🌊 Valuation of the ocean economy 🌊 Offshore renewables and public perceptions Keynote speakers include representatives from the OECD, MARA, University of Galway, and international research institutes. 🔗 Register now to secure your spot https://bit.ly/SEMRU24 #Marine #MarineEconomics #BlueEconomy #MarinePolicy #OceanResearch #RenewableEnergy #SustainableOceans
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❓Did you see our colleague Dr Ross O’Neill, Marine Institute scientist tagging sharks in Tralee Bay and Jane Sharp of the Explorers Education Programme looking for mermaid’s purses on 10 Things to know about last night, Esp 1 #surfandturf #10thingstoknow It was a great episode that showed some fantastic shark footage. The Marine Institute's tagging programme combines satellite and acoustic tracking to study the seasonal movements of sharks, skates, and rays in Irish waters, providing essential data for conservation efforts. 📺You can watch back on the RTE Player - https://lnkd.in/eRvccCia
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🎤 We’re thrilled to announce that Dr. Deirdre Lillis will be one of the speakers at #OceanKnowledge2030. 🌊 As Assistant Secretary General in Ireland’s Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Dr. Lillis is at the forefront of shaping research and innovation policy. Join us in Dublin on 20-21 November 2024 to hear from Dr. Lillis and other experts on driving innovation and sustainability in the marine sector. Learn more and register → https://bit.ly/OK2030Conf
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🌊🐟 Tune in tonight to RTÉ One at 8:30pm for the return of 10 Things to Know About! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e62ah5r2 The first episode dives into the fascinating world of shark tagging and tracking in Irish waters, led by Dr. Ross O'Neill of the Marine Institute. Discover the significance of Tralee Bay as a vital refuge for some of Europe’s rarest marine species, including the porbeagle and angel sharks. 🦈 This episode also highlights collaborative work with local fishers in Tralee Bay, where two rare angel sharks were recently tagged and released — a groundbreaking first in Irish waters! Join us to learn about our efforts in marine conservation and what this research means for the future of these iconic species. 📺 Don’t miss the series! Watch for the upcoming episode Feeding the Future, which covers innovative aquaculture projects with Pauline O’Donohoe and sustainable food production in Irish waters. #Marine #MarineScience #TraleeBay #10ThingsToKnowabout
Shark tagging and tracking in Irish waters features on RTÉ’s 10 Things to Know About | Marine Institute
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