Events

The ISC High Performance 2024 conference aims to foster the growth of a thriving community that now includes practitioners of machine learning, data analytics, and quantum computing.

The DTO-BioFlow Data Grants Holders Workshop is specifically tailored for representatives of the winning projects from our Open Call.

Attendees will be brought into the world of biodiversity data standards and tools and will be informed on the latest developments in the world of Biodiversity Informatics. Carlota Muiz, from the Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ) will represent the DTO-BioFlow project and its activities.

DTO-BioFlow, as a project that endorses the Mission Ocean and Waters Charter, was invited to exhibit its actions and initiatives to the 2nd Mission Annual Forum participants, through a digital poster.

Carlota Muiz from the Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ) will represent the DTO-BioFlow project during the session "EU Mission Ocean & Waters projects", on 13 February 16:20-16:30 CET.

On November 29-30, the DTO-BioFlow Project will attend the 2023 EMODnet Open Conference in Brussels,providing the project with valuable visibility and networking opportunities.

DTO-BioFlow is set to be showcased at the "Marine Biodiversity Networking Fridays," an online event hosted by the Atlantic International Research Centre. Join the presentation on Zoom, scheduled for Friday, November 24th, 2023, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM (UTC).

The DTO-BioFlow project will officially be launched on September 27th in Ostend, Belgium. The meeting was hosted at the InnovOcean Campus and it's organised by the Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ).