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🎥 Continuing with the challenge on "Fisheries" from the 2026 All-Atlantic Intergenerational Hackathon. In this interview, Harald Hasler-Sheetal, Science Professional Officer at ICES, and Jassleen Jawanda, Biologist in the Arctic Region at Fisheries and Oceans Canada, describe how their team prototyped a decision support tool linking ocean conditions, climate risk, and ecosystem data to practical, on-the-ground choices for small-scale fishers like gear selection, seasonal planning, and more. Designed to be intuitive for non-specialist users, the tool translates complex datasets into guidance that reaches the people who depend on the ocean for their livelihoods. 👉 Subscribe for more interviews and stories from the All-Atlantic community.

🎥 This week, we focus on the challenge on "Digital Mapping" from the 2026 All-Atlantic Intergenerational Hackathon. In this interview, Meredith Kurz, Management & Program Analyst at NOAA, and Johanna Klein, Doctoral Researcher at IFREMER, explain how their team built a structured map of Atlantic data participation, identifying institutions and countries not yet connected to the Ocean Data and Information System (ODIS) and proposing concrete pathways to change that. 👉 Subscribe for more interviews and stories from the All-Atlantic community.

🎥 This week, we present the challenge on "Sargassum blooms" from the 2026 All-Atlantic Intergenerational Hackathon. In this interview, Camille Cherques, Communications Officer at Mercator Ocean International for GEOBLUEPLANET, and Aleksander Iwanek, Marine Science student at the Universidad de Barcelona, reflect on what success looks like when managing large-scale sargassum blooms and their ecological and socio-economic impacts. 👉 Subscribe for more interviews and stories from the All-Atlantic community.

🎥 This week we present the challenge on "Ocean Literacy and the All-Atlantic Blue School Network" from the 2026 All-Atlantic Intergenerational Hackathon. In this interview, Ronaldo Christofoletti, Professor at the University of São Paulo and co-chair of the IOC Group of Experts in Ocean Literacy, and Lily Atussa Payton, Senior Associate at the Center for Public Impact (CPI), talk about how their Blue School solution supports teachers, motivates students, and translates learning into civic engagement and measurable behaviour change. 👉 Subscribe for more interviews and stories from the All-Atlantic community.

🎥 Continuing with the challenge on "Low Cost Sensors" from the 2026 All-Atlantic Intergenerational Hackathon. In this interview, Lucie Cocquempot, Oceanographic Observation Coordinator at IFREMER, and Dorcas Essel, Researcher at AZTI Marine Technology Research Center, reflect on how high-impact ocean observation doesn't have to mean high-cost infrastructure. 👉 Subscribe for more interviews and stories from the All-Atlantic community.

🎥 Starting with the challenge on "Coastal Resilience" from the 2026 All-Atlantic Intergenerational Hackathon. In this interview, Jonathan Heimer, Marine Researcher and Scientific Advisor at the Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research (ZMT), and Genilson Brito, Commercial Processes Leader at Salvar, reflect on the 24 hours in Salvador: the problem they were given, the direction the team took, and what they walked away with. 👉 Subscribe for more interviews and stories from the All-Atlantic community.

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AAORIA Summer school 2026 – Salvador, Bahia, Brazil This year, the All-Atlantic Ocean Research and Innovation Alliance (AAORIA) brought its activities in force to Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, where ocean professionals of all kinds came together to learn and collaborate with each other in the context of the AAORIA Forum, hosted by the Brazilian Ministry of

The Atlantic Summit Galway 2026 will take place on 8–9 October 2026 in Galway, Ireland, bringing together leaders and stakeholders from ocean research, policy, industry and society during Ireland's Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Organised by the Marine Institute, the University of Galway and Atlantic Technological University, with the support of the

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The Ocean Race is often described as the longest and toughest professional sporting event in the world, sailing’s premier round-the-world race – and as one of the sport’s Big Three events, along with the Olympics and America’s Cup.

All-Atlantic interview series 🌊🎥 As we wrap up our final episode, we extend a warm thank you to everyone who shared their voice and gave us a glimpse into the diversity, richness and drive of the All-Atlantic community. Join the Alliance and be part of what’s next!

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16 April 2026 Salvador, Bahia, Brazil The Partners and Supporters of the All-Atlantic Ocean Research and Innovation Alliance (AAORIA), united in their commitment to collaborative ocean science, conven...

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Salvador sediou, nesta segunda-feira (13), o evento “Bate-papo Atlântico: Ciência e Comunidades”, realizado no bairro do Rio Vermelho, como atividade de abertura da programação da Semana de Pesquisa e...