All-Atlantic Talks

💦 In today’s episode, we discussed one of the world's most iconic natural wonders - the Amazon River and its basin, to tell a story of regional significance intertwined with worldwide importance, featuring Marco Ianniruberto, from the University of Brasília, in Brazil. 

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at ⁠https://allatlanticocean.org/podcasts/

🎧 The podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies (CONFAP) and is under the AANChOR project, which is supported by the European Commission.

The ongoing ocean-climate crisis in 2023 presents a call for international collaborations and agreements that promote outcome-oriented approaches. These approaches are crucial in mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change.

🌐 We had a great conversation about that with Côme Denechaud, from the Institute of Marine Research, in Norway, Catriona Reid, from the University College of Cork, in Ireland, and Cathal Gannon, also from the University College of Cork, in Ireland.

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at ⁠https://allatlanticocean.org/podcasts/

🎧 The podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies (CONFAP) and is under the AANChOR project, which is supported by the European Commission.

⬇️🌊 Deeply rooted in international collaboration, the iAtlantic Programme is a multidisciplinary research effort that has been assessing the health of deep-sea and open-ocean ecosystems across the Atlantic Ocean.

🌐 To discuss how different fields of scientific expertise were integrated into the iAtlantic, we had a fantastic conversation with Murray Roberts, from the University of Edinburgh, in Scotland, Angel Alvarez Perez, from the Universidade do Vale do Itajaí, in Brazil, and Daniela Yepes Gaurisas, from the Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, also in Brazil. 

Discover the iAtlantic Programme at: https://www.iatlantic.eu/

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at ⁠https://allatlanticocean.org/podcasts/

🎧 The podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies (CONFAP) and is under the AANChOR project, which is supported by the European Commission.

💬💬 Early career ocean professionals can enrich discussions on solutions, policies and international agreements on plastic pollution management.

🌐 Evidence of that is this insightful conversation we had with Gary Kett, from the Centro Interdisciplinar de Investigação Marinha e Ambiental, in Portugal, Christine Knauss, from the Center for Environmental Science of the University of Maryland, in the USA, Isabela Ribeiro, from the Institute of Environment and Energy, University of São Paulo, Brazil, and Mariana de Botton Falcón, from the Faculty of Science of the Utrecht University, in The Netherlands. 

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at ⁠https://allatlanticocean.org/podcasts/

🎧 The podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies (CONFAP) and is under the AANChOR project, which is supported by the European Commission.

🤝 Celebrating the unity of the Atlantic community, where the vibrant potential of youth meets the wisdom garnered from decades of experience in researching the Atlantic region, we continue the Intergenerational Dialogues. This series of episodes showcases outstanding early career ocean professionals engaging in discussions relevant topics for the All-Atlantic Ocean Research and Innovation Alliance, following the 10th anniversary of the Galway Declaration.

🌐 In this episode, we joined Débora Gutierrez, from the Universidade dos Açores, Kolisa Yola Sinyanya, from the University of Cape Town, and Mafalda de Freitas, from Peniche Ocean Watch, to discuss how the protection of the marine environment can bridge the gap between generations and ensure the transfer of valuable knowledge and experiences.

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at ⁠https://allatlanticocean.org/podcasts/

🎧 The podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies (CONFAP) and is under the AANChOR project, which is supported by the European Commission.

🤝 Emphasizing collaboration and fostering a shared vision for the future of the ocean, the All-Atlantic Talks Podcast launches the Intergenerational Dialogues. This series of episodes features exceptional early career ocean professionals who engage in insightful discussions on pertinent topics for the All-Atlantic Ocean Research and Innovation Alliance, after the 10th anniversary of the Galway Declaration.

🌐 Our latest episode delves into the challenges of intergenerational collaboration and the critical significance of seabed mapping. We had a captivating conversation with Jonathan Heimer from the German Marine Research Consortium - KDM, Germany, Eva Lambert from the University of Galway, Ireland, and Tara Kent from the Marine Institute, Ireland. 

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at ⁠https://allatlanticocean.org/podcasts/

🎧 The podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies (CONFAP) and is under the AANChOR project, which is supported by the European Commission.

🌎 Mercury contamination has complicated implications for human and environmental health.

🔗 We had an interesting conversation with Leonardo Piccinetti, from the Europe for Business Ltd, about the project MERFISH, which performs realistic scenarios to estimate the mercury impact on human health and commercial fisheries.

➡️ To know more about the MERFISH project, click here.

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at⁠ ⁠allatlanticocean.org/⁠⁠.

🌊 The podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies (CONFAP), the Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPQ), and the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MCTI), and is under the AANChOR project, that is supported by the European Commission.

🌎 We are back to dialogue on how technology and innovation foster collaboration in the field of aquaculture across the Atlantic region.

🔗 Our special guests are David Bassett, from the European Aquaculture Technology & Innovation Platform; Marissa Brink-Hull, All-Atlantic Ocean Youth Ambassador, University of Cape Town, ASTRAL Postdoctoral Research Fellow; and Élyne Dugény, All-Atlantic Ocean Youth Ambassador, University of Toulon (France), Graduate Assistant in Research and Teaching on her way to the University of Padoa.

➡️ To know more about the Joint Pilot Action for All-Atlantic Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform, click here.

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at ⁠allatlanticocean.org/⁠.

🌊 The podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies (CONFAP), the Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPQ), and the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MCTI), and is under the AANChOR project, that is supported by the European Commission.

🌎 In this episode, we discussed how we can find the ocean at the intersection of Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).

🔗 Our special guests, Sandra Freire and Mateus Andrade, both from the Universidade de Cabo Verde, and Gregory Jenkins, from Penn State University, told us how project ELEVAR2030 is meeting the sustainability agenda and what are their expectations for the development of integrative ocean-related solutions.

➡️ To know more about the achievements of project ELEVAR 2030 in Cape Verde, visit: UniCV website

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at allatlanticocean.org/.

🌊 This podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies, in collaboration with the Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development, and the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, and is under the AANChOR project, which is supported by the European Commission.

🌎 In this first episode of the second season, we talked about the iPlastic Project, a research consortium that is investigating the fate of micro and nanoplastic pollution in the ocean in four Atlantic countries.

🔗 Besides sharing some alarming results, our guests, Sergio Rossi, from Università del Salento (Italy), Michaël Grelaud, from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (Spain), and Marcelo Oliveira Soares, from the Federal University of Ceará (Brazil), also shared with us important lessons and experiences of their collaborative work.

➡️ To know more about the iPlastic project, visit: https://i-plastic.net/

➡️ You can listen to all episodes of the All-Atlantic Talks, including the first season, on YouTube, Spotify, or at allatlanticocean.org/.

🌊 This podcast is coordinated by The Brazilian National Council of State Funding Agencies, in collaboration with the Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development, and the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, and is under the AANChOR project, which is supported by the European Commission.