Another great opportunity for #ClimateTech ventures: the EarthScale programme. Apply to join Cohort 2! The deadline is 13 April. More info: earthscale.co.uk/home/apply-f... @undaunted-hq.bsky.social
A fabulous opportunity for #ClimateTech startups with our friends at @undaunted-hq.bsky.social! Apply by 10 April to join Cohort 10 of the Greenhouse accelerator programme. Don't miss your chance! @cdrfyi.bsky.social
Gemini said The cover of a February 2026 workshop report titled "Monitoring Environmental Impacts of mCDR Field Tests" from the German Marine Research Alliance (DAM) research mission, CDRmare. The top half features the mission's logo—a stylized blue and teal wave design—and text detailing the focus on "Marine carbon sinks in decarbonisation pathways." The center is dominated by a colorful, stylized cross-section illustration of a coastal environment demonstrating various marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR) technologies. This includes a ship dispersing minerals into the ocean surface, pipelines extending into deep seafloor rock formations, coastal mangrove restoration, and industrial facilities with direct air capture fans. Small figures of people stand on the shoreline near a coastal village, observing the integrated land-and-sea systems. The bottom footer displays logos of various German federal and state ministries providing funding, including the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space and the states of Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Lower Saxony, and Schleswig-Holstein. 🌊
A workshop report highlights challenges in measuring the environmental impacts of marine CO₂ removal (mCDR) field trials, stressing the need for reliable monitoring systems and international standards for responsible mCDR experiments.
cdrmare.de/en/2026/03/0...
There's still time to enter this competition – the deadline has been extended until 12 March! Click below for details. ⬇️
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Images 1, 3–5: Studio Blue Green. Image 2: Film projection. ‘Kofoid & Swezy, 1921’ by Protist Lab Films.
We’re looking forward to being able to share more of Studio Blue Green’s work in June! Check out their website here: bluegreen.design
A poster hanging in a wooden frame. It has information about the Phycologica exhibition and the artists, Studio Blue Green.
A blackboard with messages written in colourful chalk. The messages are people's reactions to the Phycologica exhibition.
Phycologica allowed for visitors to reflect on humans’ entangled relationship with the unseen world, & hoped to inspire environmental stewardship.
The entrance to an art gallery. On either side of the doors are folding signs with the name of the gallery on them. The name is "centrespace gallery". They also contain flyers for the exhibition taking place. The name of the exhibition is "Phycologica". The building is made of brick and on the brick on both sides of the doors there is graffiti. Above the left side of the door is a rectangular banner that reads "GALLERY CENTRESPACE".
A microscopic image of bioluminescent algae.
A flyer with the name of an exhibition. It reads: Phycologica Encountering algal luminescence
In October, Studio Blue Green exhibited Phycologica, a bioluminescent algae interactive experience. Visitors to Centrespace Gallery in Bristol exchanged their breath with living algae, leading to a transmission of light, sound and wonder.
As we prepare for our arts event in June (more on that in the coming weeks), today we're highlighting the work of CO2RE Artists Studio Blue Green. 🧵 #SciArt
🔔 One month left! Submit your tenders to enhance the visualisation & communication of greenhouse gas data through an interactive dashboard, explanatory videos & a “Science-Explained” section for non-expert audiences.
Deadline: 17 March
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Mark your calendars! Applications for The Greenhouse Cohort 10 open next week! This is an absolutely fantastic opportunity for #ClimateTech & #CleanTech founders & startups. Questions about the process? Q&A sessions will take place in March & April – scroll down for more info. ⬇️
Applications are now open for the International Placement Scheme 2026
Funded global research placements at leading cultural institutions for early career researchers and doctoral students - build expertise, networks and policy impact.
Apply by 19 March 2026
More info: www.ukri.org/opportunity/...
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📣 Coming this spring! "When Peat Speaks: A Boggy Gassy Bubbly Ensemble". 23 May, Cambrian Mountains, West Wales, 6:50pm. CO2RE artist Miranda Whall will stage a multisensory sunset performance on a peat bog. More info, incl. tickets & travel details: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/when-peat-...
📢 We're hiring! Short-term research assistant on forest-food nexus 🌳
Interested in policy-focussed research and skilled in meta-analysis and evidence synthesis?
➡️Find out more & apply: my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecru...
(Deadline 12 noon, 3 March 2026)
🔔Pre-announcement: UKRI Proof of Concept funding.
This opportunity aims to support the development of UK research into market-ready solutions.
Full opportunity launches 4 March 2026.
Webinars to be held on (UK time):
-18 March, 2pm
-25 March, 10am
-14 April, 3pm
👉 www.ukri.org/opportunity/...
People in formal clothing hold trophies and stand on a stage in front of a screen at an awards ceremony. There are four rows of people. The first two are seated and the second two are standing. The screen is partially visible and reads: Electronics Weekly ELEKTRA 2025
Two men in tuxedos stand in front of a screen at an awards ceremony. They are both holding a trophy. The screen reads: Electronics Weekly ELEKTRA 2025
A montage on a screen. On the left, it reads: Electronics Weekly ELEKTRA 2025 WINNER UNIVERSITY RESEARCH READERS' CHOICE AWARD On the right it reads: Teesside & Edinburgh Universities Along the bottom there is a website and a hashtag for the awards. They read: elektraawards.co.uk | #ElektraAwards
Congratulations to the team & great to see these photos from the ceremony! Credit: Naomi Gabrielle Photography.
The project is developing a material that, once carbonised, can directly capture CO2 & store it permanently as a stable carbonate. CalyChar is led by Dr Humbul Suleman & is a collaboration between @teessideuni.bsky.social & @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social.
CalyChar, a project that received funding from CO2RE's 3rd Pathfinders call, recently won the University Research Reader's Choice Award at Electronics Weekly's 2025 #ElektraAwards.
@ffilmschool.bsky.social, one of the arts projects supported by CO2RE, recently held a residential week for participants at Bwlch Corog in the Dyfi area of Wales. Read more about what they're creating & their "anti-extractivist" approach to filmmaking on our website:
Our first Insight Report, Carbon Dioxide Removal in G20 Pledges: Limited and Lacking in Credibility, is now available in 6 UN languages🌍
Read in Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian & Spanish alongside English: tinyurl.com/3kn6seff
A nice aerial view of our Whim Bog site for #WorldWetlandsDay!
At this site in the Scottish Borders, we study the effects of different levels and combinations of elevated nitrogen on the peatland bog vegetation and on ecosystem services such as carbon storage and greenhouse gas emissions.
Today is #WorldWetlandsDay! Wetlands are vital ecosystems & many around the world are under threat. This includes peatlands in the UK. The GGR-Peat Demonstrator project is researching how to restore & enhance the carbon-sink potential of UK peatlands. Learn more here:
The 2nd Mission Innovation SMART-CDR competition is now open. If you're a university or college student and you have an idea for how to advance novel CO2 removal technologies, submit your proposal by 26 Feb! More info: lci.utoronto.ca/mission-inno...
Do all #CarbonDioxideRemoval methods store #carbon for the same length of time? Kirsty Harrington explains...
Why is social science so important to the development of greenhouse gas removal methods? What has research revealed about farmers' perspectives on biochar? @catherineprice.bsky.social explains in a series of new videos. Check out her post below for more. ⬇️ @uniofnottingham.bsky.social
We’ve extended registration for the Carbon Removal Challenge to January 26th (9am ET). If you’re a student or team with a carbon removal idea or innovation, sign up for the Challenge ASAP so we can make sure you’re included in this year’s competition! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
If you're taking a break between now and the New Year, it's the perfect time to catch up on our recordings of the UK GGR Event! All of them are available on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/playlist?lis.... See you in 2026!
Recordings of all 5 of our GGR Insights webinars are available on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/playlist?lis.... Thank you so much to all of our speakers & to everyone who attended! @cabot-institute.bsky.social @undaunted-hq.bsky.social @cdrfyi.bsky.social @openaircollective.bsky.social
