
SEArcularMINE project partners have made great progress with characterising bitterns from 15 saltworks located in 8 countries in the Mediterranean Sea and in the Atlantic Ocean
SEArcularMINE project partners have made great progress with characterising bitterns from 15 saltworks located in 8 countries in the Mediterranean Sea and in the Atlantic Ocean
In celebration of International Women in Science Day, we are proud to recognize the talented women who are applying their skills to the SEArcularMINE project.
SEArcularMINE project partners, Instituto de Biologia Experimental e Tecnologica (IBET) presented their research at the International Congress on Membranes & Membrane Processes (ICOM 2020, in December 2020).
The second SEArcularMINE General Assembly was held online 2-3 December 2020. 47 partners shared updates on their work and collaborations, with many interesting discussions taking place.
Communicating the necessity, impact and economic potential of harnessing our seas as a sustainable mineral resource is a crucial part of SEArcularMINE’s objectives. We are proud to work together with project partners, researchers and the wider stakeholder community to help maximise the value and reach of our activities.
North of Zadar, the island of Pag in Croatia has a history of sea salt production that spans thousands of years