Following the successful conclusion of the 3rd CAS-EurASc Frontier Forum on “Progress in Ocean Science and Technology” held on November 18-19, 2024, we are pleased to share a comprehensive synthetic report detailing the key insights and discussions from the event.
The Forum, a collaborative initiative between the European Academy of Sciences (EurASc) and the Earth Sciences Division of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), focused on advancements in ocean science and technology. With around 30 participants and over 6,000 people tuning in via livestream, the event provided an important platform for interdisciplinary exchanges between China and Europe.
Key topics included Digital Twin Oceans, AI applications in ocean science, coastal sustainability, and carbon cycle management, with expert speakers addressing cutting-edge research and technological advancements in these areas.
We would like to extend special credit to Professor Paul Tréguer (University of Brest, France), who, alongside Professor Jing Zhang (East China Normal University / Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China), co-chaired the event and played a pivotal role in facilitating these vital discussions.
To access the full report of the 3rd CAS-EurASc Frontier Forum on Ocean Science and Technology, please click here. [Link to Report]
We encourage you to explore the detailed discussions and recommendations presented by the Forum’s participants as we continue working toward advancing our collective understanding of ocean ecosystems and sustainability.
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