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qPCR Molecular Training Workshop for HAB species detection, discrimination and  quantification: 13th – 17th October 2025, Punta Arenas, Chile

This invitation is for participants to join a five day training workshop on qPCR molecular methods for  HAB species identification and quantification from the 13th – 17th October in Punta Arenas, Chile.  This workshop is aimed at giving participants a theoretical understanding and practical application of  real time quantitative PCR and its applications in harmful algal bloom (HAB) monitoring. The course  includes presentations, discussions, and practical hands-on demonstrations which covers all aspects  of qPCR assay development, implementation and application, from designing and validating qPCR  assays for the detection of target DNA from field and culture samples, and including data  analysis/result…

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Emerging toxins: Bringing knowledge to tackle a global challenge

Workshop Description: In this session the main issues regarding the worldwide occurrence of emerging marine biotoxins will be discussed. This “roundtable & lunch session” is a unique an opportunity for strengthen research networks to address this global risk. Program: Welcome by the EURLMB. The EURLMB and seafood safety in Europe (video projection). Building the map of emerging toxins in the world. Implications for food safety: drafting a common roadmap for a global risk. Acknowledgements and closure. Presenter Details Name: Lucía Soliño Alonso  Title: Researcher Affiliations: Oceanographic Center of Vigo, Spanish Oceanographic Institute (IEO, CSIC) and European Union Reference Laboratory…

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Workshop: Post-Project Progress of SATREPS-MACH: Sustainable Management of Harmful Algal Blooms in Chile

Workshop Description: This session will present the post-project outcomes of the SATREPS-MACH initiative, focusing on sustainable strategies developed for managing harmful algal blooms (HABs) in Chile. Discussions will include advancements in HAB holobiomes, monitoring technologies, policy implementations, and community engagement achieved since the project's conclusion. Additionally, recent research findings and their implications for future HAB management will be explored. Program: Welcome by the Coordinators (Fumito Maruyama & Milko Jorquera) Overview of SATREPS-MACH achievements and legacy Advances in HAB monitoring technology and forecasting systems Policy integration and community engagement outcomes Recent research updates on structure and dynamics of HAB holobiomes in…

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Workshop HAB Early Warning Systems

Monday, October 20, 12:00h – 14:00h (lunch time) Description: Harmful algal blooms early warning systems can reduce effects of HABs. This is recognized by the UNESCO-IOC Intergovernmental Panel on Harmful Algal Blooms which includes the Task Team on the Early detection, warning and forecasting of HAB events. The workshop will include presentations by the Task Team members and workshop participants and also discussions. The organizers hope that participants will leave the workshop with new ideas and contacts. Program Welcome by the chair of the UNESCO-IOC IPHAP Task Team on the Early detection, warning and forecasting of HAB events. Overview…

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Workshop IAEA Meeting: TC Project INT7022 ‘Strengthening Ocean Health for Sustainable Development: A Global Approach Using Nuclear and Isotopic Techniques

Monday, October 20, 18:15h – 20:00h Meeting details Participants: Around 20 members of the interregional IAEA Technical Cooperation project INT7022. The official technical officer of this project is Carlos Alonso Hernandez (in cc.).  Background: TC Project INT7022, called ‘Strengthening Ocean Health for Sustainable Development: A Global Approach Using Nuclear and Isotopic Techniques’, has the overall goal of conversation and sustainable usage of the oceans, seas, and marine resources for sustainable development. This project contained a workshop to discuss strategies to harmonize fieldwork, analytical protocols and data reporting for the sampling and identification of HABs and biotoxins in marine ecosystems using…

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Workshop Planning the next ten years of GlobalHAB Science

Tuesday, October 21, 12:00h – 14:00h (lunch time) Description: In 2017, GlobalHAB was designated a SCOR-IOC programme whose primary mission is to address the contemporary scientific and societal challenges of HABs by adopting a multidisciplinary approach through the evaluation and application of new advanced technologies, training and capacity building, and information and dissemination requirements. The programme has become synonymous with cutting-edge science co-designed for local, regional, national, and global decision-making on all topics pertaining to HABs. The widest international participation of the research community and stakeholders is essential to ensure the success of another ten years of the GlobalHAB programme. The influx of complementary…

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