A new Open Access article published in the journal Marine Policy by Wenwen Lyu, Arne Langlet-Uranüs and Alice Vadrot from the University of Vienna sheds light on how debates over
We are proud to present Prof. Colin Hay from Sciences Po for our next IPW Lecture at the Department of Political Science. On January 22 at 5 pm he will
Carolin Hirt and Felix Wurm spend time at the EMODnet Open Conference and the Digital Ocean Forum #4 learning about the newest developments in digital twin technology.
We are excited to dive into ocean data with our diving guide Muriel Rabone on December 10 and her Ocean Seminar on Ocean databases! On December 10 at 17:00 to
We are excited to invite paper proposals for our panel ‘Data interdependencies and international politics’ at the ECPR conference in Krakow, 8-11th of September 2026, under the section on Knowledge
Hristina Talkova followed the 27th meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice (SBSTTA) digitally and summarizes the status quo in her new blog post.
How can the private sector contribute the Ocean Decade? In this second installment of the fall semester 2025/26 of our TwinPolitics Ocean Seminar Series on Wednesday, 19th November 2025, from
We are excited to invite you to our IPW Lecture with the internationally renowned political scientists Henrik Selin (Boston University) and Noelle Selin (MIT).
We are excited to annouce that the deadline for abstract submissions for the workshop "Discursive and Epistemic Selectivity in Global Environmental Negotiations" with Sciences Po Prof. Dr. Colin Hay and
We are excited to welcome you back to our new semester of our Ocean Seminar series! In this first installment of the fall semester 2025/26 our TwinPolitics Ocean Seminar Series