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. π
Find out more in the video below.
A COβ sensor by #4HJena equipped with an innovative antifouling system has been successfully deployed at the EMSO Obsea Observatory. The deployment aims to evaluate long-term stability of pCOβ measurements & resistance to biofouling. π
Read more: https://t.co/ntc7rxQ8QK
How do you decide where to send autonomous ocean observing platforms when conditions are constantly changing? π In GEORGE, one of the tools explored for this purpose is #FleetBot, an adaptive sampling tool designed to support oceanographic planning.
π https://t.co/YrIdRZrwIF
π 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 π
π 4 June
π 14:00-16:30 CEST
π Register now: https://t.co/CXypjsVH4Q
π 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) siteπThis marks the end of the multi-RI mission that began in June 2025.
π https://t.co/xaGQ1aTHBm
Final moments to register for the #EMSO ERIC webinar! π» Join us tomorrow, 20th May at 14:00 CEST for an insightful session on EMSO data practices. Read more and register below. π
Two weeks left until the EMSO ERIC episode in our exclusive webinar series! π»
Join the session on 20th May to learn more about #EMSO data management practices, key scientific question, operation of sites, and more. π‘
π Read more and register: https://t.co/grryIi4AQp
How is surface ocean carbon data by ICOS collected, quality-controlled and made openly available?π‘Join episode two of the GEORGE webinar series, focusing on @ICOS_RI, to learn more.
π 28th May
π 14:00-16:00
π Register: https://t.co/JrAnVqymkP
GEORGE was presented yesterday at the #ENVRI booth at #EGU26 by EMSO Data Officer, Aljaz Maslo:
Highlights included
πΉ High-precision technology for ocean carbon system
πΉ Reliable, long-term tools for marine environments
πΉ Harmonising data across EMSO, Euro-Argo, and ICOS
Two weeks left until the EMSO ERIC episode in our exclusive webinar series! π»
Join the session on 20th May to learn more about #EMSO data management practices, key scientific question, operation of sites, and more. π‘
π Read more and register: https://t.co/grryIi4AQp
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 π https://t.co/UTuCCIhzyf
We are excited to announce a webinar series dedicated to data collection, processing & accessing practices of the marine Research Infrastructures (RIs) within GEORGE.
πΉ 20 May β EMSO ERIC
πΉ 28 May β ICOS ERIC
πΉ 4 June β Euro-Argo ERIC
Register π https://t.co/znV9663NAW
π£οΈ 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 π
The series kicks off with EMSO ERIC:
π 20 May 2026
π 14:00-16:30 CEST
π https://t.co/mKEtEA0DDV
Updates from the Canary islands, where GEORGE partners are testing underwater data transmission πUnderwater nodes & autonomous surface ocean vehicle are used to test data transmission via WSense's Internet of Underwater Things (IoUT) system.
β‘οΈRead more: https://t.co/eEwJiYJprK
You've heard of the Internet of Things, but what about the Internet of Underwater Things? π€π
At the PLOCAN test site, GEORGE partners will be testing how underwater sensors, vehicles and communication systems can work as one connected network. π
π https://t.co/eEwJiYJprK
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.
π Read more: https://t.co/KnskNInba9
"Weβre 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.
π Learn more: https://t.co/SsmoVCaCgg
Now is the time to submit your abstract for ICOS Science Conference 2026! β° Check our session "Advancing marine COβ observations through next-generation sensors, integration, and platform innovation."
π Call for abstract closes 6th March, 15:00 CET.
https://t.co/Nv4hs6uXQm
Hello from Glasgow! π 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! π
Learn more: https://t.co/s0JWc8iRZx
#osm26
π 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 β 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 oceanβs critical role in regulating our planetβs climate.
π Read more on Horizon Magazine:Β Β New ocean sensors could transform how scientists track the marine carbon cycle πhttps://t.co/eTWeCTVEgk
#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.
π See the full list of GEORGE presentations: https://t.co/s0JWc8iRZx
#OSM2026