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H2020Doctoral network2015–2019

MARmaED · MARine MAnagement and Ecosystem Dynamics under climate change

Horizon 2020 — Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions

Duration
2015-10-01 → 2019-09-30
EU contribution
€4,073,903
Participants
16
Scheme
MSCA-ITN-ETN

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Results in brief

MARine MAnagement and Ecosystem Dynamics under climate change

With climate change and human population increase, good management of marine resources is needed. Most of the current knowledge (biodiversity loss, climate change and harvesting effect on marine systems) needs to be updated. The project integrated education and research in complementary marine sciences in Norway, Finland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany and France. MARmaED linked state-of-the-art competences in genetics, ecophysiology, ecology, climatology, physical oceanography, statistics and economics. MARmaED thus unified essential disciplines needed to achieve a good understanding and management of the marine environment. The research provided new insights into how the cumulative stress from biodiversity loss, climate change and harvesting affects Europe’s complex marine systems and the consequences for optimal resource use-knowledge that is needed for sustainable, ecosystem-based management (EBM). MARmaED connected science, policy and people by transcended national borders, disciplinary barriers and sectorial divides. By building a greater knowledge-base and training the next generation of scientists to think across disciplines, MARmaED contributed to reinforcing Europe’s position as a global leader in marine science and ensured blue growth and sustainable exploitation of marine living resources. A number of MARmaED results have had a direct impact on industrial partners.

Data: CORDIS, © European Union

Project objective

The proposed European Training Network, MARmaED, connects science, policy and people and transcends national borders, disciplinary barriers and sectorial divides. By building a greater knowledge base and train the next generation of scientists to think across disciplines, MARmaED contributes to reinforce Europe’s position as a global leader in marine science and ensure blue growth and sustainable exploitation of marine living resources. The objectives of MARmaED are:- To increase the marine scientific knowledge base by integrating traditionally separate scientific disciplines within a unified learning platform.- To train a new generation of innovative researchers with interdisciplinary experience and skilled in promoting marine science to a wide audience.MARmaED integrates education and research in complementary marine sciences in Norway, Finland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany and France. Specifically, the network links state-of-the-art competences in genetics, ecophysiology, ecology, climatology, physical oceanography, statistics and economics. By so doing, the network unifies essential disciplines needed to achieve a good understanding and management of the marine environment. The research will provide new insights into how the cumulative stress from biodiversity loss, climate change and harvesting affects Europe’s complex marine systems and the consequences for optimal resource use - knowledge that is needed for sustainable, ecosystem-based management.MARmaED has a strong focus on training, with a mobility programme facilitating inter-disciplinarity and training modules of transferrable skills such as communication. Targeted secondments in the non-academic sector will provide the network’s students with inter-sectorial training and favourable employment opportunities. MARmaED will thus create novel standards in the training of a new generation of multi-disciplinarily skilled and creative marine scientists, fit to address Europe’s future challenges.

Original text from CORDIS.

Participants

  • UNIVERSITETET I OSLO · OsloCoordinatorNorway
  • ABO AKADEMI · AboFinland
  • DANMARKS PELAGISKE PRODUCENTORGANISATION FORENING · HirtshalsDenmark
  • DANMARKS TEKNISKE UNIVERSITET · Kongens LyngbyDenmark
  • HAVFORSKNINGSINSTITUTTET · BergenNorway
  • HELSINGIN YLIOPISTO · HelsinkiFinland
  • INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THE EXPLORATION OF THE SEA · Kobenhavn VDenmark
  • MARINE STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL · LondonUnited Kingdom
  • METEO-FRANCE · Saint Mande CedexFrance
  • PELAGIC FREEZER TRAWLER ASSOCIATION · ZoetermeerNetherlands
  • THE ROYAL MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND COASTAL AFFAIRS - FISKERI- OG KYSTDEPARTEMENTET · OsloNorway
  • UNIVERSITETET I BERGEN · BergenNorway
  • UNIVERSITY OF HAMBURG · HamburgGermany
  • WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY · WageningenNetherlands
  • WWF DEUTSCHLAND · BerlinGermany
  • WWF Finland · HelsinkiFinland

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Data: CORDIS, © European Union