You will find below the list of workshop speakers.
Non-exhaustive list, updated on 2026/08/17

Track 01 — Ecological Transition & Maritime Decarbonisation
This track brings together solutions, strategies and innovations aimed at reducing the carbon and environmental footprint of maritime activities.

• Basséguy Régine, LGC Toulouse, "Marine-Inspired Strategies for Enhancing Materials Durability"
• Cadena Martinez Erasmo, "Maximising sustainable development with Nature-Inclusive Design & Life Cycle Assessment"
• Carranza Fernandino Teresa, Université de Pau, "Marine-Inspired Strategies for Enhancing Materials Durability"
• Concustell Fargas Amadeu, "Durability and Structural Integrity of Materials in Offshore Renewable Energy Systems"
• Esser Yuki, "Maximising sustainable development with Nature-Inclusive Design & Life Cycle Assessment"
• Gueuné Hervé, Corrodys, "Marine-Inspired Strategies for Enhancing Materials Durability"
• Jao Marques Maria, LNEG Lisbon, "Marine-Inspired Strategies for Enhancing Materials Durability"
• Kumar Lagudu Prakash, "Durability and Structural Integrity of Materials in Offshore Renewable Energy Systems"
• Lajoie Barbora, Université de Toulouse, "Marine-Inspired Strategies for Enhancing Materials Durability" 
• Noguès Quentin, "Maximising sustainable development with Nature-Inclusive Design & Life Cycle Assessment"
• Shit Trishanu, "Durability and Structural Integrity of Materials in Offshore Renewable Energy Systems"
• Van Den Bergh Krista, "Durability and Structural Integrity of Materials in Offshore Renewable Energy Systems"
• Vucko Flavien, "Durability and Structural Integrity of Materials in Offshore Renewable Energy Systems"
• Zanna Sandrine, IRCP Paris, "Marine-Inspired Strategies for Enhancing Materials Durability"

Track 02 — Climate & Ocean Observation
This track focuses on the scientific tools, methods and programmes used to observe the ocean and better understand its role in the climate system. It highlights innovations in the measurement, collection and analysis of ocean data to monitor changes in the oceans and shed light on climate issues.

• Camus Lionel, Akvaplan Niva, "Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part I"
• Chocron Olivier, ENIB, "Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part II"
• Clech Didier, RBR Europe, "Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part I & Part II"
• Courtmontagne Philippe, Naval Group, "Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part II"
• Del Rio Nina, IIM-CSIC, "Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part I"
• Henaff Patrick, ENIB, "Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part II"
• Kourbane Ikram, ENIB, "Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part I"
• Le Menn Marc, SHOM, "In-situ measurement of marine currents: state of the art, new developments and scientific applications"
• Lo Blue Nadia, INGV, "In-situ measurement of marine currents: state of the art, new developments and scientific applications" 
• Martins Alfredo, EMSO Eric, "In-situ measurement of marine currents: state of the art, new developments and scientific applications"
• Pasqueron de Fommervault, IOP / UNESCO, "In-situ measurement of marine currents: state of the art, new developments and scientific applications"
• Prasad Shitala, IIT Goa, "Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part II"
• Sicot Guillaume, ENSTA,"Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part II"
• Thaseem Thajudeen, IIT Goa, "Advances in Marine Instrumentation and Methods for Marine Observations - Part I"
• Tomasi Béatrice, IMT Atlantique,"In-situ measurement of marine currents: state of the art, new developments and scientific applications"
• Ursella Laura, OGS, "In-situ measurement of marine currents: state of the art, new developments and scientific applications"

Track 03 — Environmental Risks & Pollution
This track addresses the identification, prevention and management of natural and industrial risks and pollution in the marine environment.

• Damare Samir, "Deep Sea Mining – Environment Impact Assessment and Mitigation"
• Gopkumar K, "Deep Sea Mining – Environment Impact Assessment and Mitigation"
• Krishnan Amudha, "Deep Sea Mining – Environment Impact Assessment and Mitigation"
• Logette Christophe, Cedre, "Ammonia as a Maritime Fuel: Bridging Knowledge Gaps for a Safe and Green Future"
• Le Floch Stéphane, Cedre, "Ammonia as a Maritime Fuel: Bridging Knowledge Gaps for a Safe and Green Future"
• Salvi Oliver, Ineris Development, "Ammonia as a Maritime Fuel: Bridging Knowledge Gaps for a Safe and Green Future"
• Boulduyre Muriel, DGITM, "Ammonia as a Maritime Fuel: Bridging Knowledge Gaps for a Safe and Green Future"

Track 04 — Security, Surveillance & Advanced Maritime Technologies
This track explores innovative solutions and cutting-edge technologies aimed at enhancing maritime safety and security. It covers surveillance systems, risk prevention, cybersecurity, autonomous vessels, and the integration of advanced digital tools to better monitor, protect, and manage maritime activities.

• Barras Guillaume, "Underwater explosions: technical, operational and environmental requirements"
• Clarke Sam, "Underwater explosions: technical, operational and environmental requirements"
• Fitzgibbon Kevin, Munster Technological University, "Storm @ Sea: A High-Stakes Martime Cyber Exercise"
• Kicinski Radoslaw, "Underwater explosions: technical, operational and environmental requirements"
• Sole Carbonell Marta, "Underwater explosions: technical, operational and environmental requirements"
• Taddei Lorenzo, "Underwater explosions: technical, operational and environmental requirements" 
• Van Seters Yves, Antwerp Maritime Academy, "Storm @ Sea: A High-Stakes Martime Cyber Exercise"

Track 05 — Territorial Attractiveness & Maritime Policies
This track brings together technologies and systems aimed at securing maritime spaces and improving surveillance, navigation and operations at sea.

• Azevedo Antonio, "The Blue Economy in the North-West Coast of Portugal: the MarUMinho perspective"
• Casais Beatriz, "The Blue Economy in the North-West Coast of Portugal: the MarUMinho perspective"
• Cordillet Sophie, Pôle Mer Bretagne Atlantique, "Space for Maritime: from territorial strategies to shared good practices"
• Correira Isabel, "The Blue Economy in the North-West Coast of Portugal: the MarUMinho perspective"
• Guillou Aymeric, Bretagne Commerce International, "Connecting Global Growth and Talent in Brest"
• Jagaille Marie, Hytech-imaging, "Space for Maritime: from territorial strategies to shared good practices"
• Martins Lurdes, "The Blue Economy in the North-West Coast of Portugal: the MarUMinho perspective"
• McKinley Emma, "The Blue Economy in the North-West Coast of Portugal: the MarUMinho perspective"
• Merino Maria, IH Cantabria, "Cross-cutting priorities for the Atlantic Blue Economy: Innovation, circular economy and governance"
• Morry Alain, Eolink, "From Infrastructure to Innovation: Building a Competitive MRE Industry"
• Tran Van Mathilde, Brest Métropole, "Space for Maritime: from territorial strategies to shared good practices"
• V.C Weiss Carlos, IH Cantabria, "Cross-cutting priorities for the Atlantic Blue Economy: Innovation, circular economy and governance"
• Viaggi Claire, World Trade Center, "Connecting Global Growth and Talent in Brest"