More and more tasks can now be delegated to technology.
This drone takes off, executes, and records autonomously, ensuring consistent and reliable results.
Another tool to improve the quality of field data.
with the participation of @biosstation.bsky.social @Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso
🌊 PHYSALIA 2026 campaign begins
The first Portuguese man‑of‑war have arrived in the Canary Islands. The team is now monitoring them in Gran Canaria to improve predictions of their coastal arrivals.
#PhysaliaProject @universidadoviedo.bsky.social @ulpgc.es @ieo.es @icman-csic.bsky.social
The Asturias Marine Observatory joins Science Week at the University of Oviedo, bringing marine research and coastal management closer to society. Through outreach activities, we share our work to understand and protect marine ecosystems, fostering scientific curiosity and environmental awareness.
Everything is ready for Science Week at @universidadoviedo.bsky.social !!
Partners:
@universidadoviedo.bsky.social @biosstation.bsky.social @icman-csic.bsky.social @ulpgc.es_SIANI_ECOAQUA @ieo.es_GIJÓN @PUCV
🌊 The Portuguese man-o'-war (Physalia physalis) is not a jellyfish but a floating colony.
Scientists develop models to predict its arrival on Cantabrian coasts, combining ocean data and field experiments. This research aims to anticipate risks and study climate-driven changes in its distribution.
In the PHYSALIA Project 🐙, after a busy summer of fieldwork, we now enter a key phase: organizing, reviewing, and analyzing the photos and data collected.💻📷📏
Huge thanks to 112 Asturias, Plan SAPLA, and the lifeguards who helped us collect Portuguese man o’ war! 🌊🔬
#InterMaRest project has exhibited panels showing some of our herbivory experiments and macroalgae restoration at "Centro de Interpretación RNP de la Ría de Villaviciosa" in Asturias.
@biodiversosurjc.bsky.social @iicg-urjc.bsky.social
Come and visit! 🌊🐟
