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A MARE for the future MARE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MARE is a Centre for research, technological development and innovation on aquatic ecosystems. Vision MARE seeks to be a reference institution in Marine and Environmental Sciences, contributing to understanding how aquatic ecosystems João Carlos Marques work, promoting the sustainable use of resources and Ocean Director Literacy. External representation Mission MARE pursues excellence in the study of aquatic ecosystems and disseminates this knowledge in support of human progress and sustainable development policies. This is achieved through collaborative networks developed at both national and international levels, focusing on scientific research, education, knowledge and technology transfer, and science dissemination. Emanuel Gonçalves José Lino Costa Pedro Raposo de Almeida Vice Director Vice Director Vice Director External representation Finance & Internal organization Image and communication MAIN GOALS Members of the Board The main goals of MARE are: • Improve the knowledge on the functioning of marine ecosystems, and interrelated estuarine and freshwater systems; • Develop scientific and technological tools towards the sustainable Ana Marta Gonçalves Jaime Ramos João Canning-Clode use of freshwater, estuaries and marine ecosystems under the Advanced training Information management Recruitment framework of regional, national and international priorities; • Develop scientific knowledge and sound technology to help providing food and other biotic and non-biotic resources to society; • Promote good ecological and healthy status of oceans and seas, estuaries and river basins; • Drive international cooperation to advanced education and training resulting in a new generation of scientists and professionals prepared for the Blue Economy; Maria Helena Costa Maria Manuel Gil Zara Teixeira Fundraising Innovation & Internal organization Communication and • Promote Ocean Literacy and contribute to a participative Blue Society. dissemination actions MARE RESEARCH POLES COORDINATORS OF MARE POLES MARE is a multipolar RD&I Centre, presently with seven poles, six of them located at higher education campus in Portuguese mainland, respectively University of Coimbra (MARE-UCoimbra), MARE-UCoimbra Polytechnic of Leiria (MARE-IPLeiria), University of Lisbon (MARE-ULisboa), ISPA (MARE-ISPA), University of Coimbra NOVA University of Lisbon (MARE-NOVA) and University of Évora (MARE-UÉvora), plus one pole in the Madeira archipelago (MARE-Madeira). MARE-IPLeiria Polytechnic of Leiria MARE-ULisboa University of Lisbon MARE-ISPA ISPA MARE-NOVA NOVA University of Lisbon Jaime Ramos Maria Manuel Gil Ricardo Melo MARE-UCoimbra MARE-IPLeiria MARE-ULisboa MARE-Madeira ARDITI MARE-UÉvora University of Évora Manuel Eduardo dos Santos Maria Helena Costa MARE-ISPA MARE-NOVA MARE - UCoimbra MARE-IPLeiria MARE-ULisboa MARE-ISPA University of Coimbra Polytechnic of Leiria University of Lisbon ISPA Helena Adão João Canning-Clode MARE-UÉvora MARE-Madeira MARE-NOVA MARE-UÉvora MARE-Madeira NOVA University University of Évora ARDITI of Lisbon SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATION MARINE RESEARCH STATIONS MARE is organized in two ecosystem-oriented research groups and integrates seven MARE has six fully research thematic lines, supported by one or both research groups. equipped marine research stations which are used by MARE researchers and Research Groups teaching staff. This stations Coordinators also promote Open Days initiatives and provide training activities. 1 Marine Research Stations 2 MAREFOZ Laboratory 1 Coastal Systems and Ocean River Basins MARE-UCoimbra CETEMARES 3 2 MARE-IPLeiria LMG Marine Station 3 MARE-ULisboa 4 4 CIEMAR Marine Station MARE-UÉvora Isabel Caçador Manuel Graça 6 5 5 Marine Biology Station of Funchal MARE-Madeira Research Thematic Lines 6 Quinta do Lorde Marina Coordinators MARE-Madeira Aquaculture Biodiversity and Biotechnology and Environmental Risk and Fisheries Ecosystem Functioning Resources Valorisation MAREFOZ CETEMARES LMG Marine Station MARE-UCoimbra MARE-IPLeiria MARE-ULisboa Leonel Gordo Joana Robalo Sara Novais Maria Helena Costa Governance Hydraulics, Hydrology and Technological Tools for and Literacy Sedimentary Environments Exploration and Monitoring Marine Biology CIEMAR Quinta do Lorde Marina Station of Funchal MARE-UÉvora MARE-Madeira MARE-Madeira Lia Vasconcelos João Pedroso de Lima Bernardo Quintella RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURES KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER NETWORKS ENTREPRENEURSHIP MARE has two Research Infrastructures Networks (RIN) in Environment Sciences. MARE Startup, MAREFOZ and CETEMARES benefit from MARE R&D activities in the These RIN focus on long-term monitoring of estuarine and coastal ecosystems and field of marine resources and their sustainable use, and transfer this knowledge and provide support to environmental and biological research, education and training. results to the productive sectors. COASTNET - The Portuguese Coastal Monitoring Network, an MARE STARTUP presents its headquarters in Campus FCUL and entirely MARE distributed RIN, is focused on monitoring the most is an entrepreneurship program that supports business innovation important estuarine and coastal ecosystems through relevant in the Sea area. This program aims to contribute to revitalize and chemical, physical and biological parameters. This information will accelerate the Portuguese maritime economy through startups be available in an online database allowing a better understanding and business innovation initiatives supported by sharing of ecosystems funtioning and variability and the assessment of knowledge, by providing means and facilitating procedures, long-term trends and spatial variability. resulting from a 360-degree engagement: education, research, business, governance and society. PORBIOTA – The Portuguese E-Infrastructure for Information and Research on Biodiversity is a Portuguese distributed RIN to manage biodiversity data, which will be integrated in the European e-Science infrastructure for biodiversity and ecosystem research MAREFOZ Laboratory is established in the Sea & Industry (LIFEWATCH), an ESFRI Roadmap 2016 Landmark. The consortium Business Incubator of Figueira da Foz, allowing a direct technology includes MARE. transfer towards startups and spin-offs, as well as multiple companies and entities. It holds a fully-equipped laboratory for environmental monitoring, benefiting as well from other MARE scientific competencies, complementing and strengthening the DATA LIBRARY overall capacity of the Centre MARE provides data sets for consultation, organized by project. CETEMARES allows for a greater interaction with the sea and industry due to the location at Peniche harbour. The facilities have modern and fully equipped laboratories of biology, fisheries, ALGOTECA ALISU – This algae library was created in 2002 and is aquaculture, biotechnology, chemistry, microbiology and seafood, a unique collection, since it includes marine and estuarine species and several areas dedicated to education and knowledge transfer, making this the sole infrastructure in the west region dedicated Coleção de Culturas de Algas from the Portuguese coast, and is a true repository of national da Universidade de Lisboa genetic heritage. exclusively to Marine Science and Technology. MEDTRANS – A data-set presenting detailed climatology of temperature-salinity distributions in the Subtropical Northeast Atlantic. KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER MARE’S INDICATORS OCEAN LITERACY MARE promotes the interaction between its researchers and non-academic communities through People - 2018 dedicated science communication and environmental education programs, this way contributing to the Ocean Literacy and to a “Blue Society’’. Number of Number of PhD Number of other Number of technicians 55 1326 researchers researchers researchers and administrative collaborators 559 271 288 4 ‘Quintas do MARE’ talks Programme ‘MARE goes to school’ and about research topics other activities addressed to the school community, including visits to MARE Publications 2015 - 2018 Communications facilities, internships and teacher’s training Main activities number of sessions 390 26 Books: 65 Communications in international scientific meetings: 1689 2015 - 2018 Papers in international journals: 1478 Communications in national scientific meetings: 484 Papers in national journals: 51 Outreach activities for a non-specialized Participation of MARE researchers public, including participation on the events on radio and television programs Organization of Seminars and Conferences Advanced Studies Concluded of the “Ciência Viva” governmental agency Other regular PhD: 94 activities Organization of seminars MSc: 456 and conferences: 181 R&D Unit Funding (2015 - 2017) Media articles Promotion of scientific Publications for National public funding € 27 917 000 International public funding € 3 024 000 exhibitions in public space, non-academic audiences National private funding € 2 384 000 International private funding € 1 504 000 museums and municipalities TOTAL: € 34 829 000 MARE - Headquarters Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia Universidade de Coimbra 3004-517 Coimbra, Portugal Phone: +351 239 240 700 (ext. 262270) [email protected] MARE - UCoimbra MARE - NOVA Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia Universidade de Coimbra Universidade Nova de Lisboa Largo Marquês de Pombal Departamento de Ciências e 3004-517 Coimbra, Portugal Engenharia do Ambiente Phone: +351 239 240 700 (ext. 262270) Campus de Caparica [email protected] 2829-516 Caparica,