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Strengthening Transparency in Seafood Supply Chains with Blockchain: How Does It Work?
Behind the European Sea2See project for a transparent and sustainable seafood sector, lays the objective to implement an innovative traceability platform, based on blockchain technology to improve trust and transparency in the seafood sector. Blockchain: the...
Debunking Myths About Seafood
Although seafood is a staple of our diet, it remains somewhat mysterious to many. The lack of seafood knowledge among European consumers is quite common, bringing into existence myths and misconceptions that affect the way we consume seafood. In fact, these myths...
SEA2SEE project endorses Horizon Europe Mission to Restore Our Ocean and Waters
SEA2SEE proudly announces its endorsement of the European Mission Restore our Ocean and Waters. This mission, an integral part of Horizon Europe, aims to unite efforts across the continent to protect and restore marine and freshwater ecosystems and biodiversity,...
SEA2SEE Hackathon showcasing the importance of a transdisciplinary approach to tackling complex challenges
On November 15, we finally met the winners of SEA2SEE's Hackathon, which began during the summer of 2023. Four groups have been working hard to propose a complementary tool based on blockchain technology designed to assist consumers in making informed and responsible...
SEA2SEE project presented at the 3rd Expo Fish Portugal 2023
Mafalda Rangel, SEA2SEE project partner and researcher from the Centre of Marine Sciences of the Algarve (CCMAR), Portugal participated in the 3rd edition of the Expo Fish Portugal 2023 Conference, that took place in Sesimbra, Portugal, on November 14 - 15. Her...
BlueChain student team with winning solution applying blockchain technology in the quest for sustainable living
SEA2SEE Hackathon winners recognized at the awards ceremony of the BlockchainxODS organized by CBCat SEA2SEE project’s Hackathon was organised in partnership with CBCat’s BlockchainxODS whose goal is to encourage the adoption of blockchain technology in real-life...
Sustainability – the SEA2SEE perspective
What is "Sustainability"? The concept of sustainability was first employed by the United Nations Brundtland commission in 1987. It is most often defined as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own...
Presentation of SEA2SEE results at the 51st WEFTA Conference, Denmark
SEA2SEE partner Ana García Cabado from ANFACO CECOPESCA, Spain took part in the 51st WEFTA Conference on October 17, in Copenhagen, Denmark. Her presentation, entitled "Assessment of the nutritional quality indexes of lipids in meagre fish, sea bream and octopus"...
SEA2SEE management meeting in Dijon – a flashback
SEA2SEE project partners comprise an impressive mix of passion for innovation, drive for change and resolve for hard work. The consortium gathered together this October, in the cozy city of Dijon, France, for a second in-person management meeting. Our gracious host...
A look into the barriers to responsible seafood consumption
One of SEA2SEE’s overarching objectives is to redefine how Europeans approach seafood consumption, aiming for a fundamental shift in purchasing and consumption behaviour and encouraging them to make responsible seafood choices. Research indicates that within the...
Twitter News
Unlock the secrets behind #seafoodtraceability with #blockchain! 🐟🔗 Dive into the article 'Strengthening Transparency in Seafood Supply Chains with Blockchain' to discover why blockchain is the game-changer, made by our partner Tilkal. More 👉 https://t.co/UAkyZWamLv
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) January 26, 2024
Mafalda Rangel, fishery researcher @CienciasDoMar presented @Sea2seeProject @ 3rd edition of the Expo Fish Portugal '23 Conference in Sesimbra, Portugal last month.
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) December 18, 2023
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A flashback to @Sea2seeProject management meeting in Dijon 🙂
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) December 7, 2023
Watch on YouTube the most memorable moments of partners' presentations, workshops and discussions on the side over a cup of coffee ☕
🎥 Video production: Vitagora
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In the story of our oceans, each of us has a role to play.
— EU Maritime & Fish (@EU_MARE) December 1, 2023
From ocean energy to maritime cooperation, your workshops at European Maritime Day 2024 can ignite change.
Submit your workshop proposals by 8 December: https://t.co/MNw7DjjT8p pic.twitter.com/vf2a57FAv8
Lack of #seafood knowledge among European consumers is quite common. It brings into existence misconceptions, affecting food preferences. @Sea2seeProject is fostering a shift towards informed choices regarding #foodconsumption debunking common myths.
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) January 5, 2024
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Fresh news from the SEA2SEE #YouTube channel 🐠 If you missed our Who’s Who campaign, you still have the chance to get to know our project partners and their role in the @Sea2seeProject !
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) December 13, 2023
The full collection of "shorts" is now available on #YouTube 👉 https://t.co/V1Vnjs9sk9 pic.twitter.com/FMBGxad8Bv
The credo of @Sea2seeProject and the completed #hackathon challenge on technology empowering informed choices and boosting seafood chain transparency.👉🏼SEA2SEE Hackathon showcasing the importance of a #transdisciplinaryapproach to tackle #complexchallenges https://t.co/7cXdGIHzqr pic.twitter.com/IqLto29AzC
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) December 6, 2023
@Sea2seeProject is proud to announce it endorsed the EU Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters” charter. With a 2030 target, it aims to protect & restore the #health of our #ocean and waters through research and #innovation, citizen engagement, and investments in the blue economy. pic.twitter.com/CQNtHmyDEK
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) November 17, 2023