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  • LifeWatch thesis wins Best Thesis award
    LifeWatch thesis wins Best Thesis award

    LifeWatch thesis wins Best Thesis award

    Clyde Blanco was awarded the Best Thesis (out of 98) of the 2018-2020 cohort in The International Master of Science in Marine Biological Resources (IMBRSea) program.
  • WoRMS needs YOU!
    WoRMS needs YOU!

    WoRMS needs YOU!

    WoRMS is a highly collaborative effort of over 500 involved experts, but we need all users – taxonomists, ecologists and non-scientists – to help us to keep WoRMS up-to-date and correct. If you find an error or an omission, please get in touch with us directly. Direct contact can fix errors a lot faster and more efficient than the WoRMS Team having to learn about these through peer-reviewed publications.
  • LifeWatch and Maritime Industry: take part in our questionnaire about data and sensors
    LifeWatch and Maritime Industry: take part in our questionnaire about data and sensors

    LifeWatch and Maritime Industry: take part in our questionnaire about data and sensors

    LifeWatch moves forward towards the establishment of a Maritime Industry Advisory Board (MIAB) that can advise on optimal valorisation for the maritime industry. In the run-up to this MIAB, the LifeWatch Maritime Industry Workshop was organized in January 2020.
  • Finetuning MolluscaBase
    Finetuning MolluscaBase

    Finetuning MolluscaBase

    In the week of 3-7 February 2020, the Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ) – host of Aphia, the online platform behind WoRMS and its many subregisters – welcomed 14 Mollusca experts for 5 days, to further expand the content of MolluscaBase.
  • Complete: EMODnet Biology workshop on data formatting, QC & publishing
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    Complete: EMODnet Biology workshop on data formatting, QC & publishing

    Our (EMODnet Biology’s) first ever, completely online workshop has ended! During the past two weeks, around 50 people have dedicated their time to learning everything about formatting and quality controlling datasets for EMODnet Biology ingestion.