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.

How do you decide where to send autonomous ocean observing platforms when conditions are constantly changing? 🌊 In GEORGE, one of the tools explored for this purpose is #FleetBot, an adaptive sampling tool designed to support oceanographic planning. 👉 ow.ly/6gvn50Z3Lko

👉 Episode two of the GEORGE webinar series will focus on Euro-Argo ERIC! Join us to learn how #Argo data is collected, processed, quality controlled, and made openly accessible - from float to netCDF 🌊 📅 4 June 🕑 14:00-16:30 CEST 👉 Register now: ow.ly/wP3F50Z2FZE

☝️ Big thank you to GEORGE partners @NOCnews @Ifremer_fr @EMSOeu @ICOS_RI @EuroArgoERIC @CWSensors 🌊🚢

🎉 The deep-sea instrument #EGIM, fitted with new sensors developed in GEORGE, was recovered on last week from nearly 5km below the surface at the Porcupine Abyssal Plain (PAP) site📍This marks the end of the multi-RI mission that began in June 2025. 👉 ow.ly/4r7Q50Z25I5

Final moments to register for the #EMSO ERIC webinar! 💻 Join us tomorrow, 20th May at 14:00 CEST for an insightful session on EMSO data practices. Read more and register below. 👇

How is surface ocean carbon data by ICOS collected, quality-controlled and made openly available?💡Join episode two of the GEORGE webinar series, focusing on @ICOS_RI, to learn more. 📅 28th May 🕑 14:00-16:00 👉 Register: ow.ly/qZaC50YYT2f

GEORGE was presented yesterday at the #ENVRI booth at #EGU26 by EMSO Data Officer, Aljaz Maslo: Highlights included 🔹 High-precision technology for ocean carbon system 🔹 Reliable, long-term tools for marine environments 🔹 Harmonising data across EMSO, Euro-Argo, and ICOS

Two weeks left until the EMSO ERIC episode in our exclusive webinar series! 💻 Join the session on 20th May to learn more about #EMSO data management practices, key scientific question, operation of sites, and more. 💡 👉 Read more and register: ow.ly/qbOA50YVrHX

The deep-sea instrument #EGIM, equipped with state-of-the-art sensors developed in GEORGE has spent almost a full year on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. This month, it will finally be retrieved and its data analysed. Read the full story 👉 ow.ly/Miuk50YSir1

We are excited to announce a webinar series dedicated to data collection, processing & accessing practices of the marine Research Infrastructures (RIs) within GEORGE. 🔹 20 May – EMSO ERIC 🔹 28 May – ICOS ERIC 🔹 4 June – Euro-Argo ERIC Register 👉 ow.ly/tI2450YNOFM

🗣️ We are pleased to announce a webinar series dedicated to the data collection, processing and accessing practices of the marine Research Infrastructures (RIs) within GEORGE 🌊 The series kicks off with EMSO ERIC: 📅 20 May 2026 🕑 14:00-16:30 CEST 👉 ow.ly/QbNV50YNOv4

Updates from the Canary islands, where GEORGE partners are testing underwater data transmission 🌐Underwater nodes & autonomous surface ocean vehicle are used to test data transmission via WSense's Internet of Underwater Things (IoUT) system. ➡️Read more: george-project.eu/2026/03/27/imp…

You've heard of the Internet of Things, but what about the Internet of Underwater Things? 🤔🌊 At the PLOCAN test site, GEORGE partners will be testing how underwater sensors, vehicles and communication systems can work as one connected network. 🌐 👉 george-project.eu/2026/03/27/imp…

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