We are launching the call for abstracts for the 2025 Liège Colloquium, this time on "Marine CDR emerging views and challenges" All information in our website, hope to see you here! https://t.co/VeAUAXJuOi

Since some people are asking... yes, the Colloquium for next year is already under preparation 😅 Marine carbon dioxide removal: emerging technologies, views and challenges 26 to 30 May 2025 See you next year???

And that was a nice #LiegeOcean24 week! I hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we did. Hope to see you soon!

What a fantastic week filled with exciting new research and excellent presentations! Huge thanks to @aida_alvera for the stellar organization!

And the last training of the day has started, now we're working on Marine Heatwave detection using #heatwaveR with @robwschlegel . A great way of ending the Liège Colloquium!

Huge thanks to the organisers and participants of the 55th @LiegeOcean colloquium for a fantastic week. I have learned so much about ocean extreme events. This was my first experience of this colloquium series, but it definitely won't be my last.

A well deserved coffee break and back to the jupyter notebooks! #LiegeOcean24

And the last day of #LiegeOcean24 has started, fully dedicated to hands-on training with @eumetsat & @CMEMS_EU satellite data for studying ocean extremes. @brloveday & @OSISAF Gwenaël Le Bras for the morning session.

For those that didn't had the chance to participate, the incredible artist @adeline_deward did an amazing summary of the different topics discussed ! Thank you Adeline ! 😍

It’s now time for the last talk of the day and the colloquium. We thank Yonggang Liu for being here and sharing his results regarding the coastal response to hurricanes. Thank you all for being here and online, we hope to see you tomorrow for the training activities !

After this great talk regarding bloom in western Mediterranean Sea, we are listening to Frederico Cossu who’s online and debating some intercalibration and error characterisation of satellites and surface wind product! #LiegeColloquium #Calibration #ErrorCharacterization

Anna Terkel is now making a presentation about the characterisation of an anomalous 2022 deep water formation and bloom event in the southeastern Mediterranean Sea. This interesting work was carried by OGS in Italy ! #Extreme #Bloom #MedSea

Xiaoxue Wang is now online showing us on the end of this afternoon her results concerning the mechanism and the forecasting of North Pacific HeatWaves that she is bringing from the University of Hambourg! Really interesting ! #Extreme #MarineHeatwaves #LiegeColloquium

Jacob T.Cohen is now presenting his work on the forecasting of marine heatwaves based on object based evaluation. Great results from the University of Washington USA! #Extreme #Prediction #LiegeColloquium

For the last talk before the afternoon break, we are happy to hear Thibault Guinaldo talking about his investigation on the warming of the North Atlantic and its regional signature ! #Extreme #Warming #LiegeColloquium

Following in the afternoon, we are thank to recieve online Fortunatus Masanja who will shed light on his understanding of the impact of atmospheric heatwaves on intertidal clams. #AHW #Extreme #LiegColloquium

After this great discussion regarding our position as oceanographers in extreme events and a lunch break, we are back with Carlo Brandini who’s talking about his score approach to study coastal extreme events! #LiegeColloquium #ExtremeEvents #CoastalRegions

Back from the coffee break, we are having a round table all together in order to discuss about the challenges that we are facing when working on extreme events. A precious time that we wanted to take to hear everyone ! #Extreme #RoundTable #Discussion

Just before the first coffee break of the day, we will hear Xavier Raik from Liege university. He is studying the resilience dynamics of marine protected areas to coral bleaching in the South Pacific Ocean. #Extreme #CoralBleaching #LiegeColloquium

To continue on this morning we will hear Camila Artana talking about the food web trophic control and on its modulation toward tropical Atlantic reef ecosystems in response to marine heat wave intensity. #Extreme #MHW #FoodWeb