Welcome to the October edition of the Campus Mondial de la Mer International Newsletter!
What’s driving the future of our oceans?
From hydrographic innovation in Brest to the next phase of offshore wind, SONAR #15 explores the ideas, expertise and collaborations shaping the maritime sector. At the crossroads of two major international events organised by the Campus Mondial de la Mer, Sea Tech Week® and Ocean Hackathon®, this edition highlights how local expertise connects with global ambitions to advance marine science and technology
Written by Emmanuelle Dilasser, Project Manager at the Campus Mondial de la Mer.
Number of the month
42,064
maritime jobs within the Campus Mondial de la Mer community. Source: ADEUPa
check out some of them down below
Photo of the month: Beneath our feet, the ocean never stands still. It rises, surges, crashes, and begins again. At the heart of this endless motion, people and instruments observe, measure, and learn. A meeting between the power of the sea and the precision of science, helping us better understand the energy that shapes our shores… and imagine tomorrow’s world alongside it. Photo credit: France Énergies Marines
What can you discover this month?
Shom & IHO
International Standards Driving Maritime and Navigation Innovation in Brest
What new blue tech trends to explore?
Venturix Offshore wind
Aerostat technology, a fresh take on offshore renewable energy
When are you coming?
France and India Strengthen Their Cooperation
From engineering double degrees to Franco-Indian innovation centre for marine sciences and technologies, France and India join forces
What are the key insights of the month?
The Ocean Hackathon® International Grand Finale
Discover how teams are solving ocean challenges using marine data at the Ocean Hackathon® Grand Finale this December.
About the Campus
The Campus Mondial de la Mer is France's leading community for marine science and technology.
It covers the entire Finistère, France's leading coastal department, which is home to over 42,064 maritime jobs spread across 2,720 organisations.
The members of the Campus Mondial de la Mer share a common ambition: to work collectively at the tip of Brittany for a dynamic, innovative and ambitious maritime future. The Campus contributes to the influence and attractiveness of expertise at national and international level, and to the strengthening of cooperation.
The Campus Mondial de la Mer is run by the Brest-Iroise Technopôle.
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