SeaChem Doctoral Network project provides high-level training in the offshore cultivation and valorization of seaweed to a new generation of 10 high-achieving doctoral candidates, equipping them with the transferable and scientific skills necessary for thriving careers in the burgeoning area of non-land-based biomass cultivation and use.
At the beginning of June, I had the privilege of presenting my PhD research at the Renewable Resources & Biorefineries (RRB) 2026 conference, hosted by KU Leuven. During a session
The doctoral candidates (DCs) of the SEACHEM Project proudly participated in the 2026 RRB Conference (Renewable Resources & Biorefineries), marking a significant moment for the network as it showcased its
As part of the PHAROS Mega Event Living Lab taking place across Kerry and Cork (26–28 May 2026), I participated in the Pint of Science evening session held at Spillane’s
Mihret‘s research on Predicting Corrosion Rates of Carbon Steel in Real-World Aqauatic Environments Using Machine Learning was presented at Nordic Corrosion Congress 2026 (14-16 April 2026)
The increasing deployment of offshore infrastructure has raised concerns about the environmental impact of corrosion protection systems, particularly galvanic anodes, which release trace metals such as zinc and aluminium into
My secondment at University College Cork (UCC) focused on the analysis of seaweed samples generated from the Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) study, alongside the characterisation of fucoidan and alginate fractions
The coordinating organization, KU Leuven is the largest university in Belgium in terms of
Antwerp Maritime Academy (HZS) is the only Higher Education Institute in Belgium to offer
University of Galway is a research-led university in western Ireland (19,000 students, >2,700 staff)
DC1, KU Leuven
DC2, Institut de la Corrosion
DC3, Antwerp Maritime Academy
DC4, Institut de la Corrosion
DC5, University of Galway
DC6, University of Galway
DC7, KU Leuven
DC8, KU Leuven
DC9, BMRS
