GEORGE

GEORGE is a #HorizonEurope funded project that brings together 28 European partners to advance autonomous #ocean observations. Together, we improve #biogeochemical ocean observations for better science and decision-making. 🌊 Find out more in the video below.

What makes the pH sensor by @CWSensors so unique, where can it be used, and what are its the next steps within the GEORGE project? In this video, Tatjana Leibssle, Application Specialist, answers a few questions about the sensor. 👉 Read more: ow.ly/B69X50Ytoui

"We’re taking it all the way from concept to something scientists can use." The autonomous seawater sampler under development by NOC in the GEORGE project, is designed to collect & preserve seawater samples during long deployments. 👉 Learn more: ow.ly/cCIA50Yq81H

Now is the time to submit your abstract for ICOS Science Conference 2026! ⏰ Check our session "Advancing marine CO₂ observations through next-generation sensors, integration, and platform innovation." 👉 Call for abstract closes 6th March, 15:00 CET. ow.ly/yPBn50YmWi6

Hello from Glasgow! 👋 The GEORGE teams have been at the Ocean Sciences Meeting this week, presenting the latest results and progress from the project. Catch the final GEORGE presentations today (Thursday) at 4 pm! 👉 Learn more: george-project.eu/2026/02/12/geo… #osm26

🌊 Exploring the hidden depths of our oceans to fight climate change. The Horizon Magazine article highlights how EU-funded researchers are developing a new generation of autonomous ocean sensors — designed to reveal how the sea absorbs and stores carbon, and to fill long-standing data gaps in the marine carbon cycle. These breakthroughs, driven by the GEORGE project and partners such as ICOS, EMSO and Euro-Argo, could transform how scientists understand and monitor the ocean’s critical role in regulating our planet’s climate. 📖 Read more on Horizon Magazine:  New ocean sensors could transform how scientists track the marine carbon cycle 👉….research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/en/horizon-mag… #HorizonEU #ResearchImpact #OceanScience #ClimateAction #EUInnovation #BlueEconomy

GEORGE will be present at the Ocean Sciences Meeting in Glasgow, Scotland 22-27 February 2026, presenting some exciting recent demonstrations and progress made in the project. 👉 See the full list of GEORGE presentations: george-project.eu/2026/02/12/geo… #OSM2026

🌊 Allisson Schaap et al. (2025) developed a submersible Total Alkalinity sensor capable of autonomous, direct measurements at full ocean depth. Read the article: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/... #WomenInScienceDay @NOCnews (3/3)

🔬Louise Delaigue et al. (2026) demonstrated how passive acoustic sensors mounted on biogeochemical #Argo floats can retrieve surface wind speed from hundreds of metres below the ocean surface. Read the article: os.copernicus.org/articles/22/... #WomenInScienceDay (2/3)

Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Female scientists, technicians & engineers are fundamental in making GEORGE a success. Today, we highlight the incredible articles led by female scientists from the GEORGE community. ⬇️ (1/3) #WomenInScienceDay

GEORGE contributes to the European Digital Twin of the Ocean (EU DTO) by improving data quality at source and extending ocean carbon observations to new platforms & undersampled regions. 👉 Read how we've contributed to its core digital platform, EDITO: george-project.eu/2026/02/10/geo…

EU-funded researchers are developing autonomous sensors to track ocean carbon and the impacts of climate change. How are European experts building smarter tools for climate adaptation? ➡️ link.europa.eu/vH7w6C #ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

What makes the autonomous sensors developed in GEORGE so unique? In this video, Allison Schaap from @NOCnews discusses the development of autonomous sensors capable of measuring #carbon all the way down to the seafloor. 👉 Read more: george-project.eu/2026/01/29/qa-… #HorizonEurope

GEORGE featured in @HorizonMagEU, publication by @EU_Commission DG RTD💡 The article highlights how GEORGE technologies can help fill critical gaps in ocean observations, and address challenges such as ocean acidification. Thank you @HorizonMagEU for the story! Read more ⤵️

📣 Call for abstracts for ICOS Science Conference 2026 is now open! GEORGE is convening a session on advancing marine CO₂ observations through next-generation sensors, platform integration and innovation. 📆 Abstract deadline: 6 March ➡️ ow.ly/Ka4b50Y3EeX

What practical innovations are emerging from the GEORGE project? 💡In the 2nd part of this Q&A series, we interviewed Nadja Kinski from #4HJenaEngineering about their pCO2 sensor. What makes the sensor unique? Watch the video to find out! 👉 Learn more: george-project.eu/2026/01/22/qa-…

GEORGE teams have successfully completed a new deployment of acoustic wind sensors in the Mediterranean Sea. The LOV & Vela Lab team is following a single #autonomous float as it drifts past 3 different meteorological buoy sites📍🗺️ 👉Follow in real time: fleetmonitoring.euro-argo.eu/float/7902280

GEORGE brings together top tech developers in autonomous ocean carbon observing technologies. In the first part of this Q&A series, Witold Tatkiewicz from @UniofExeter explains how the #CaPASOS system has been further developed in GEORGE. 👉Read more: george-project.eu/2026/01/16/qa-…

Final moments to submit your abstract for #EGU26! The GEORGE & #ENVRINNOV session explores innovation across environmental domains, highlighting emerging technologies and service-oriented approaches. ➡️ Submit your abstract by 15 Jan, 13.00 CET: ow.ly/QRbr50XWEnJ

One week left to submit your abstract for our session at #EGU2026. Learn more in the post below and submit your abstract by 15 January! ⤵️

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