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Middle Eastern Technical University (METU), Turkey

Middle East Technical University, a state university, was founded in 1956 to contribute to the development of
Turkey and Middle East countries and especially to train people so as to create a skilled workforce in the fields of natural and social sciences. The mission of the Middle East Technical University is to reach, produce, apply and promote knowledge, and to educate individuals with that knowledge for the social, cultural, economic,
scientific and technological development of our society and humanity. This is to be done by bringing teaching, research and social services up to universal standards. The language of instruction at METU is English. There are 152 graduate programs available in Graduate Schools of Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Informatics, Applied Mathematics and Marine Sciences Graduate Schools. Marine Sciences conducts the academic program studies at Içel-Erdemli. METU currently has over 22,000 students of which 4400 are in masters and 2200 are in doctorate programs.

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Guardians of the Oceans documentary
This short documentary by Futuris gives a glimpse into how researchers on several European marine projects are trying to assess the oceans of tomorrow.  It considers overfishing, pollution, coastal degradation and other issues relevant to the KnowSeas project. 

 

KnowSeas feature on LWEC website
"Table top compromise trialled in Scotland" article on the KnowSeas tidal energy workshops held on the Mull of Kintyre, Scotland
 
LWEC Accreditation

The KnowSeas project is accredited to the Living With Environmental Change (LWEC) programme.

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Affiliations

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The KnowSeas project is affiliated to LOICZ

New Partner accession

The Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Research, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (IBER-BAS) has recently joined the KnowSeas project.