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Impression National Ocean Science Conference 2025

Poster Session

During the National Ocean Science Conference, a broad variety of topics was introduced during the poster session. Discover the different posters below through the LinkedIn posts.

• Alessia Ricchiuti – Ocean Dungeon Team
  🔗 Ocean Dungeon: A Gamified, Role-Playing Approach to Ocean Literacy Through Real Marine Ecosystems and Indigenous Storytelling
• Alex Szwaj – Foundation We Are
  🔗 Collaborations for Future
• Alyaa Gaber Mahmoud – Gent University (absent)
  🔗 Green juices as alternative media for sustainable microalgal protein production for aquafeed
• Anastasia Ivanova – Utrecht University / NIOZ
  🔗 What Can Paleoceanography of Norwegian Trench Tell Us About the Future?
• Dennis Vermeulen – Delft University of Technology
  🔗 Process-based decomposition of North Atlantic local water mass transformation using volume transport budgets
• Emma Daniels – Utrecht University
  🔗 Virtual oceanography fieldwork: The virtual ship classroom
• Femke den Ouden – Utrecht University / NIOZ
  🔗 The Impact of Greenland Tip Jets on the Eastern Irminger Sea
• Gerianne Terlouw – SeaO2 B.V.
  🔗 Research & MRV framework for SeaO2’s marine carbon dioxide removal process
• Henrique Marcos – Maastricht University
  🔗 Mapping Marine Genetic Resources: A Knowledge Base of Legal Positions on MGRs
• Iddrisu Amadu – Wageningen University (absent)
  Navigating land-sea boundaries in a changing environment: the case of Fante shark fishery mobilities in West Africa
• Jitse Sparreboom – Utrecht University
  🔗 Assessing Origin, composition and fate of blue carbon
• Juliane Maria Hilgert – Maastricht University
  🔗 Whose Ocean, Whose Law? Decolonising Law of the Sea Through Legal Personhood
• Loreta Cornacchia – Deltares
  🔗 Modelling interactions of offshore wind farms and shellfish aquaculture under climate change
• Lukas Golterman – Wageningen University
  🔗 SCAIRM Cumulative Impact Assessment for Ecosystem-Based Management
• Marjolein van Vulpen – The Ocean Cleanup
  🔗 Monitoring Marine Biodiversity in the North Pacific Garbage Patch: Observational and Incidental Catch Data
• Merlijn Hulsenboom – Wageningen University (absent)
  Towards more eco-friendly foreshore nourishments: impacts on and solutions for biodiversity.
• Neus Estrada Brull – The Ocean Cleanup
  🔗 Assessing Plastic Ingestion by Fish in the North Pacific Garbage Patch: Insights from Bycatch Samples Collected During Cleanup Operations
• Rajapriyadharshini Jegadesan Ravikumar – NIOZ
  🔗 Balancing energy & ecology: Understanding the impact of floating solar panels on marine life
• Raquel Ledo Doval – Westerdijk Fungal Biodiversity Institute
  🔗 Exploring fungal diversity in the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean
• Rosa Boerman – Deltares
  🔗 Oyster Restoration in Offshore Wind Farms: Researching the impact of offshore wind monopiles on the growth of flat oysters (O. Edulis)
• Sander Boelsma – Utrecht University
  🔗 The influence of seaweed cultivation on local hydrodynamics
• Sarah Jørgensen Veillat – Wageningen University
  🔗 Future scenarios for (offshore) aquaculture in the Dutch North Sea
• Sarwa Ibrahim Khaleel – Arcadis
  🔗 Navigating the Future of Clean Seas: The Arcadis-NEa Partnership for Enhanced Maritime Emissions Monitoring
• Thomas Wendt – University of Strasbourgh / ENGEES
  🔗 Redefining Success in River Restoration: Insights from 141 Studies Across Three Decades

Publieksdag

Op zondag 8 juni – Wereldoceaandag – kon het brede publiek op ontdekkingsreis in de oceaan. Oceaanwetenschappers vulden musea door het hele land met hun enthousiasme tijdens lezingen, workshops en dialogen. Deelnemende musea waren het UMU (Utrecht), Naturalis (Leiden), Miramar Zeemuseum (Vledder), Ecomare (Texel), Artis (Amsterdam) en het Natuurhistorisch Museum Rotterdam en Maastricht.