Workshop

Interactive workshop in elementary school

Dr Daria Ezgeta-Balić delivered an interactive workshop on bivalves to children in Bijači elementary school, Kaštela. They talked about bivalve diversity, ecology and growth of different species, as well as sclerochronology research conducted in a framework of BiVACME project.

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European Researchers' Night

As a part of Blue-connect project, Reconnecting Science with the Blue Society, Hana Uvanović and Melita Peharda Uljević delivered interactive workshops to two elementary schools in Kaštela, Elementary school Bijaći and Elementary school Kneza Trpimira. They talked about bivalves – their diversity and ecology – and presented the results of research conducted in a framework of the BiVACME project.

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PRIMER 7 and PERMANOVA+ workshop

Dr Hana Uvanović participated in PRIMER 7 and PERMANOVA+ workshop that was held at Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn in Naples, Italy in period 8 - 19 May 2023. PRIMER 7 workshop was held by Dr Paul J. Somerfield (Plymouth Marine Laboratory), while PERMANOVA+ was presented by Distinguished Professor Marti J. Anderson (Massey University and PRIMER-e).

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European Researchers' Night

BiVACME project was presented during the main European Researchers’ Night event in the city centre. Around 2000 visitors, mainly kids visited this event.

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Workshop for elementary school children

In a framework of Blue-connect project (European Researchers’ Night) Melita Peharda Uljević, Hana Uvanović and Krešimir Markulin visited elementary schools in Split, Kaštel Novi and Trogir. Through interactive workshop they introduced children to diversity of bivalves in the Adriatic Sea, their ecology and methods used in BiVACME project for studying growth and age of bivalves.

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VISIT TO KINDERGARDEN

Interactive workshops are always fun! Daria Ezgeta-Balić visited kindergarten More and answered numerous questions on bivalves and marine life.

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Workshop for elementary school children

Workshop on bivalve shells and project activities was conducted in one elementary school in Split in January. In the past we used to do workshops as a team and in a very interactive form, this time, respecting epidemiological measures only Melita went and each child was a separate set of material to work individually – this included ziplock bags with five different shell samples and color printed material. Melita presented main methods we use and our activities on the project.

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