Mare Nigrum – the largest marine research vessel in the Black Sea
Mare Nigrum – the largest marine research vessel in the Black Sea

The sampling equipment is prepared for the launch
Mare Nigrum – the largest marine research vessel in the Black Sea
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National Institute of Research and Development for Marine Geology and Geo-ecology

Bucharest

The Bucharest headquarters coordinates the scientific and administrative activity of the entire Institute. The research carried out here focuses on the following fields: geological and geophysical studies within the Danube – Danube Delta – Black Sea macro-geosystem; complex studies in the Black Sea coastal zone; geology and palaeontology, protected natural areas; environmental impact and assessment studies; specialised services and consultancy.

Constanța

The Constanța branch coordinates the activity of the National Centre for Monitoring and Warning of Marine Natural Hazards, as well as other scientific activities in the following fields: natural, mineral, energy (conventional and unconventional) and biological resources; geochemistry, oceanography and marine ecology.

The National Institute of Research and Development for Marine Geology and Geo-ecology – GeoEcoMar is an institution of national interest with a broad international openness, whose objectives are:

  • Creating knowledge – by achieving benchmark scientific results,
  • Enhancing national economic competitiveness – through knowledge transfer to the economy
  • Increasing the benefits brought to society, or improving social quality.

GeoEcoMar pursues scientific excellence, materialised in outstanding scientific results. These, in turn, lead to attracting private research funding, expanding international cooperation and strengthening the role of science in society.

The scientific fields addressed cover geological, geophysical and geoecological aspects of river–sea systems in general, and of the Danube – Danube Delta – Black Sea macrosystem in particular.

The Institute is open to opportunities for collaboration and partnership with a wide range of interested organisations – research institutes, universities, local and regional administrations, NGOs – in addressing matters of interest related to scientific research in the Earth and life sciences and to the application of its results.

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