Doktorandkurser

Can eutrophication in the Baltic Sea be counteracted?

Nordic Marine Academy course at Umeå Marine Sciences Centre November 15-25, 2010.
The course aims to convey a modern, broad view of mechanisms and processes controlling eutrophication in the Baltic Sea. and is arranged by Umeå University in cooperation with Stockholm University. Closing date for application October 18, 2010.

Austral Summer Institute XI

University of Concepcion, Chile, January 2011.

ASI XI will be devoted to topics on From Tsunamis to Water Pathogens: Understanding Ocean Hazards in the XXI Century and will consist of the following courses:

Mobility grants via NMA

The NMA will fund mobility of students and young researchers to guest a research group in another Nordic country with a specific objective (e.g. to learn a new technique or to access a collection or a particular piece of equipment. Mobility Grants will include a small allowance for consumables, transport of samples, etc.

Proposals will be accepted continuously and evaluated after 4 fixed annual cut-off dates: February 1, April 1, August 1 and November 1

Ecological mapping and economic valuation of coastal waters

22 febr - 3 mars 2011, Husö biological station Åland, Finland.

Ecological, economical & institutional challenges for spatial planning in the Baltic Sea. An introductory multi- disciplinary course on ecological mapping and economic valuation of coastal waters.

Organisera doktorandkurs med NMA

The Nordic Marine Academy (NMA) will fund courses at different sites, mainly addressed to PhD students from the Nordic countries, in specific topics where courses are not offered at the national level, while there is a need at the regional level. The member institutions of the NMA will provide a critical mass of graduate students to carry out specialised courses.

Scientists from NMA member institutions are invited to organise Advanced Courses.
There are 2 annual deadlines: Feb 1 and Oct 1.