Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences: Seeking oceanic knowledge beyond the horizon

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  Dive into oceans in the pursuit of knowledge

  Founded in 1950 in the coastal city of Qingdao, the Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (IOCAS) is China’s first ocean research institute. Bolstering marine science and technology is a national strategy to support China’s sustainable development goals, and IOCAS is leveraging its research strengths to drive multidisciplinary development in the field. During the 70-year anniversary of this research powerhouse, its director, Fan Wang, shares his vision and plans for a big science centre.

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  Green technologies for deep blue protection

  Research innovations by IOCAS marine researchers build our understanding of marine ecosystem changes, ecological disasters, environmental pollution, corrosion, and other major ocean challenges.

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  Seismic shifts in oceanic understanding

  IOCAS research into the fundamental forces shaping the oceans has improved our understanding of major Earth processes, from climate change, to earthquakes.

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  Marine exploration for biological discovery

  Integrating applied and basic research on marine life, IOCAS researchers help promote aquaculture, marine biodiversity, ecological health, and sustainable use of bio-resources.

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