The Corporation Center of Excellence in Marine Sciences (CEMarin) invites submissions of abstracts for regular, speed talks and poster presentations.
We welcome contributions within the following thematic lines:

(Other topics related to them could also be considered)

Theme 1: Climate Change and Its Impacts on Marine Ecosystems and Biodiversity

Research on the effects of climate change on marine biodiversity, ocean acidification, habitat loss, and species migration.

Theme 2: Marine Biodiversity, Conservation and Protected Area Management

Conservation strategies, design and management of marine protected areas, and the role of local communities, sustainable fisheries and resource management, including aquacultur.

Theme 3: Innovative Technologies for Marine Exploration and Monitoring

The use of drones, remote sensors, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies for ocean research and monitoring.

Theme 4: Blue Economy and Sustainable Development Policies

Sustainable economic models that promote ocean protection while generating economic benefits, including renewable energy, bioresources and sustainable tourism.

Theme 5: Marine Pollution and Plastics in the Oceans

Research on pollutant reduction, the impact of microplastics, and mitigation strategies.

Theme 6: Society, traditional knowledge and community participation in coastal management

Integration of ancestral knowledge in the management of marine-coastal ecosystems and the participation of local communities in decision-making.

Theme 7: Ocean Governance and Law of the Sea

Discussions on international agreements, biodiversity protection beyond national jurisdictions, and marine policies.

Theme 8: Ocean Health and Its Connections to Human Health

Studies on the relationship between ocean degradation and its impacts on global public health, including waterborne diseases.

Theme 9: Resilience of Marine Ecosystems to Extreme Events.

Adaptation and response of coastal-insular ecosystems to phenomena such as hurricanes, tsunamis, and rapid changes in ocean conditions and system.