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The Campus Mondial de la Mer at the Ocean Sciences Meeting: a committed and internationally focused presence
- During the week of 23 February, the Campus Mondial de la Mer attended the Ocean Sciences Meeting, one of the largest international gatherings dedicated to ocean sciences. On this occasion, Daphnée Guevel and Emmanuelle Dilasser hosted a stand in the colours of Sea Tech Week®, at the heart of an exhibition bringing together researchers, companies, institutions, and key players from the maritime world from across the globe.
A strategic event to strengthen international ties
The Ocean Sciences Meeting is a major highlight for the marine science and technology ecosystem, with over 6,000 participants from more than 60 countries. The presence of the Campus Mondial de la Mer on site helped showcase its positioning at the interface of research, innovation, and the maritime economy.
View of the crowd at the stands during the Ocean Sciences Meeting. Credit: Campus Mondial de la Mer. Discussions were particularly rich and constructive: meetings with international scientific partners, conversations with innovative companies in the maritime sector, and contacts with future exhibitors and participants.
This international momentum confirms the growing appeal of Sea Tech Week® and its integration into major global oceanography networks.Enhanced visibility for the Campus Mondial de la Mer community
Participation in this exhibition also provided an opportunity to highlight the Campus Mondial de la Mer community, which was also present at the event.
Beyond institutional visibility, these exchanges strengthened ties between the various actors in the ecosystem, while reinforcing Sea Tech Week®’s position as an international event fostering dialogue between research and industry.
A huge thank you to everyone we met on site:
- Fabrice Collard and the Ocean DataLab team, pioneers in the valorisation of ocean observation data.
- Lucas Charron at EOdyn, transforming maritime data in real time to better understand the ocean.
- Didier Clech at RBR, at the heart of high-precision in situ measurement.
- The amazing FairScope team, democratising plankton observation with open-source instruments designed in Finistère.
Daphnée chats with a visitor. Credit: Campus Mondial de la Mer. Launch and promotion of stand sales
The exhibition also marked an important step in the commercialisation phase for the stands of the next Sea Tech Week® edition in October 2026.
Numerous discussions highlighted the exhibition opportunities, participation formats, demonstration and networking spaces, and prospects for visibility with a qualified international audience.
Emmanuelle and Daphnée in front of the Ocean Sciences Meeting logo. Credit: Campus Mondial de la Mer. This global gathering of marine sciences highlights just how much the Breton ecosystem, driven by the Campus Mondial de la Mer, its companies, laboratories, and institutions, now ranks among the key players on the international stage.
