We're wrapping up our activity on Bluesky. We’ll be continuing to share all future updates exclusively on LinkedIn. If you'd like to stay informed about our publications and activities, we’d be glad to see you there! 🔗 www.linkedin.com/company/cogi... Thanks for being part of this community!

🚨 Applying for the MSCA PF? Start strong from day one with our free online workshop on May 8 — the day the call opens! ✔️ Navigate MSCA PF funding ✔️ Write a standout proposal (SSH focus) ✔️ Understand the review process ✔️ Open Q&A 🎙️ Lauri Keskinen – MSCA expert @utu.fi 🎟️ Register: shortt.link/uWSMK

Oceans are changing. How can we use different knowledge to help them? Our new open access issue looks at how politics and fairness can help us better care for our oceans, as the UN Ocean Decade is trying to do.

“Exposure to literature that deals with the sea could lead to greater public engagement in ocean decision‐making” say Portman & Portman. They discuss literary works of 3 periods (19th c, mid-20th c, & today) & note such works can support marine mgmt @cogitatiooas.bsky.social doi.org/10.17645/oas...

Join us for Youth at the Forefront of Change, a free webinar exploring youth participation in tackling inequalities and building community empowerment! 📅 April 14th 🗣️ Sarah Ward, Maureen McBride, Miriam Solis, @mportosg.bsky.social & Bianca Castro 🎫 + info: shortt.link/RsoCN

📊 Our Top 5 Most Downloaded Articles in February 🔍 Explore the key topics, pressing challenges, and groundbreaking research that captured our readership during the last month! Check out the top articles below ⬇️

⚡ Don't miss out on the @cogitatiosi.bsky.social Webinar Showcase, coming to you on the 11th, 12th, and 24th of March! 💡On the evolution of labor under neoliberal rule, silencing efforts by institutions and outlying threats to inclusion 💬 Be part of the conversation - learn more and sign-up below!

How do ports transform cities? Our new open access issue examines how global shipping impacts port cities and their regions, focusing on the resulting changes and sustainable practices. Issue: shortt.link/oas442bsky

Those interested in #Argo & #BGC may want to check this out 👇 From Individual Observations to Global Assessments: Tracing the Marine Carbon Knowledge Value Chain | 2025 | Ocean and Society url:https://www.cogitatiopress.com/oceanandsociety/article/view/8891 Many thanks to all collaborators 🌊🧪

Why are women still struggling in maritime jobs? Our new open access issue explores what is holding them back in the "blue economy" and how we can create a fairer ocean industry. Issue: shortt.link/oas401bsky

💡 Join us tomorrow, on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, for this very special webinar! 📅 Register below and be a part of this essential discussion on the state of gender equality on science and academia ⬇️

📊 Our Top 5 Most Downloaded Articles in January 🔍 Explore the key topics, pressing challenges, and groundbreaking research that captured our readership during the first month of the year! Check out the top articles below ⬇️

We're just one week away from our special webinar on Gender Equality in Science and Academia! Register now to be a part of the discussion - we hope to see you on February 11th at 4PM CET! ➡️ More info and registration: shortt.link/KRBzc

Our Special Issue 'Ocean Pop' has been offically accepted by Ocean&Society! Additional contributions are more than welcome - you can submit your abstract until April 15. @cogitatiooas.bsky.social @charlygehrke.bsky.social #oceanpop #popularculture #marineimaginaries

Different parts of the UN Second World Ocean Assessment use references in varying ways, often relying more on well-known sources. This article suggests a new method to find research that could help guide future ocean governance. @geoffkrause.bsky.social

What does a more inclusive future for women in research look like? 📅 Join us for a webinar on the challenges and solutions around gender equality in science. 🔬 We’ll break myths, discuss public scrutiny’s impact on women scientists, and explore real-world insights. 💬 Don’t miss it—register below!

Coastal erosion protection efforts can disrupt sand movement, negatively impacting coastal communities, especially fishermen, by limiting their access to fishing grounds and creating beach space conflicts. @dennis228.bsky.social @idos-research.bsky.social

‼️ One more day to send us your abstracts ‼️ @anjamenzel.bsky.social & I are co-editing the *Ocean Pop* SI for the @cogitatiooas.bsky.social journal 🪸🐠🐬🏊🧜 If you have questions about joining the SI, dm or email us - we look forward to hearing from you!

Join us on the International Day of Women & Girls in Science for a free webinar on the ongoing challenges for women in academia and science production! 📅 11 February at 4PM CET 🗣️ Beatriz Ribeiro, @sevenpaperclips.bsky.social, @brigittehuber.bsky.social and Lena Weber 🎫+ info shortt.link/KRBzc

A strong interest in the sea, a desire for a practical job, and positive work experiences, including good working conditions and camaraderie, motivate people to pursue and stay in maritime careers, regardless of gender.

Wendy Chávez‐Páez and Anna‐Katharina Hornidge (@idos-research.bsky.social) found that corruption and criminal gangs in the Ecuadorian fishing industry have forced the displacement of fishers from Puerto Bolívar, leading to the movement and adaptation of fishing knowledge between communities.

Happy to share that I joined the Editorial Board of @cogitatiooas.bsky.social The latest issue #openaccess, is available here: www.cogitatiopress.com/oceanandsoci...

How do gender, ethnicity, and age influence #KnowledgeProduction in #MarineSciences? Discover intersectional challenges at sea in a new publication by @ramonahaegele.bsky.social & Anna-Katharina Hornidge: 📹 youtu.be/DWNkC-5tNJg @cogitatiooas.bsky.social

#CfA: Calling all pop culture & oceans researchers 🌊🪸🎥🎶 Please submit your abstracts for our SI *Ocean Pop: Marine Imaginaries in the Age of Global Polycrisis* in the journal @cogitatiooas.bsky.social edited by @anjamenzel.bsky.social & yours truly by emailing them to [email protected] 📬

📊 2024 in Review: Our Top 5 Most Downloaded Articles 🔍 Discover the key debates, emerging issues, and critical research that captured the attention of our readership throughout the year. 📖 If you missed them, now’s your chance to catch up! Find the articles below ⬇️

📚 New @cogitatiooas.bsky.social article on #MarineCarbon observations (MCOs) with contributions from Mirja Schoderer, @ramonahaegele.bsky.social and Anna Katharina Hornidge: cogitatiopress.com/oceanandsoci...

🌍 To celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we'll be highlighting research on the topic through a series of video abstracts! ✨ Follow along during the week on our socials and YouTube channel: shortt.link/bsoasytidpd ➡️ Learn more about the IDPD here: shortt.link/XlBqh

We are delighted to announce TU Berlin as our new institutional member! Affiliated corresponding authors can now publish open access in our journals without incurring APCs. Know more: shortt.link/oastubbsky

Ocean and Society is now on Bluesky! We are excited to join this community and connect with new audiences. Here, you will find information about our open access research, online events, journal updates, and much more. Follow us and stay tuned! 🦋