One of TRICUSO’s aims is the development of European Bio-GO-SHIP, a new initiative aligned with the international GO-SHIP programme, and inspired by current Bio-GO-SHIP efforts in the US, Australia and Japan to support sustained and consistent observations of open ocean biology.

TRICUSO’s Sophie Clayton (NOC), Alice Soccodato (EMBRC-ERIC) and Tosca Sala (EMBRC-ERIC) invited expressions of interest for an initial scoping meeting to bring together a small group of experienced marine researchers to help define the vision, scope, and initial roadmap for European Bio-GO-SHIP. This will serve as the foundation for broader engagement and official calls for participation in later phases.
TRICUSO’s Sophie Clayton (NOC), Alice Soccodato (EMBRC-ERIC) and Tosca Sala (EMBRC-ERIC) invited expressions of interest for an initial scoping meeting to bring together a small group of experienced marine researchers to help define the vision, scope, and initial roadmap for European Bio-GO-SHIP. This will serve as the foundation for broader engagement and official calls for participation in later phases.

TRICUSO partner Dr. Sophie Clayton (National Oceanography Centre) along with her colleagues have been named recipients of the prestigious 2024 National Oceanographic Partnership Program Excellence in Partnering Award for their project Bio-GO-SHIP.