📢 It's been 15 years already! 🌊 Mooring CC1000 with a sediment trap, a currentmeter, an ACDP and a microcat successfully recovered from the Cap de Creus canyon! TECHNICAP-RATTI F. Nortek Group IXSEA TeledyneMarine Sea-Bird Scientific

The 2nd International Conference on Seafloor Landforms, Processes and Evolution took place in Lipari, Italy, from July 1st to 3rd, 2024. The conference attracted over 100 participants and included 73 oral and 31 poster presentations. The event wrapped up with an (1/2)

Scientific retreat in the wonderful Les Llosses. Time for discussion on water masses, sediment transport, proxies and rats, new ideas and projects... with amazing food and a great group of people!

Campanya oceanogràfica FARDWO DS2 a l'Estret de Dinamarca. A la recerca del desbordament d'aigües fredes i denses de l'Àrtic! ❄️🌬️🌊 Gran equip a punt! 💪

DSOW here we come; thanks for this opportunity Lola Anna Sanchez Vidal David Amblas. First time on a Spanish vessel, firts impression: what a luxury on the menu :)

This fantastic team of scientists managed to recover a mooring that was sitting at the slope of the Irminger Sea, taking measurements of Temperature, Salinity and Current velocity for an entire year. Congratulations Anna Sanchez Vidal David Amblas Marc Cerdà Domènech

While sailing on the Denmark Strait we received the great news that we will be funded for next three years to come back ando do research on overflow water and its interaction with topography. funded under the bilateral call of the DFG-AEI.

Denmark Strait transect almost completed. A hard-working, enthusiastic and amazing team of people that is making all this possible. Thanks FARDWO-DS2 for inviting TITANICA onboard D-USYS@ETH European Research Council (ERC) Swiss Polar Institute @swisspolar.bsky.social Anna Sanchez Vidal David Amblas Marc Cerdà Domènech Lola

What a week, huh?

The FARDWO-DS2 cruise onboard Sarmiento de Gamboa is almost over after a long week of collecting data, sharing knowledge and admiring northern lights in the Denmark Strait near Greenland

🚢 The FARDWO D2 cruise has come to an end! An international team effort to better understand the Denmark Strait overflow. Thanks to Unidad de Tecnología Marina (UTM-CSIC) and Agencia Estatal de Investigación for making it possible! And with the best farewell we could have 😍

#RecercaUB | 🌊Ens arriben notícies fresques des de l’Àrtic! 🚢 Un equip de Facultat de Ciències de la Terra està aquests dies a bord del vaixell oceanogràfic Sarmiento de Gamboa a l’estret de Dinamarca (entre Islàndia i Groenlàndia). 🌡️ Han anat a recuperar els instruments que durant tot aquest

🚨 New paper alert! Really excited this one is finally published, now available online & open access! Read our latest research on gravity flow transformations during submarine canyon flushing events 👇 pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/geology/ar…

It is so motivating and enriching to find time to think, yet so difficult! Many thanks Matthieu Matthieu Cartigny Durham University for these two days full of science and good vibes Geociències Marines Universitat de Barcelona. Special thanks to IAS-International Association of Sedimentologists IAS for the support that made it happen :)

New study on #AMOC Collapse published today. We already understand how Greenland’s melting ice sheet (5 times faster now than in 2004) is adding freshwater that slows down the Atlantic’s circulation.

🚨New paper out! We’ve modelled the distribution of key #Mediterranean #gorgonians 🪸 to guide #conservation efforts ➡️doi.org/10.1111/jbi.15… MedRecover CORFUN - HEATMED Cristina Linares Yanis Zentner Joaquim Garrabou (mostly trying to be at the sea) David Amblas Fábio L. Matos Wiley Journal of #Biogeography 🧵

Congratulations Laura Figuerola for the great effort to build robust models for four of the most emblematic gorgonians in the Mediterranean sea. #proudsupervisor