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IHCantabria will hold a tribute to Miguel A. Losada, organized by the Royal Academy of Engineering
The ‘In Memoriam’ session will be held on January 21, as part of the program of activities that a delegation of academics from the RAI will carry out in Santander; they will also participate in the conference that the director of ICREA, Antonio Huerta, will give at the Universidad de Cantabria on Monday, January 20.
IHCantabria will receive the visit of a delegation of academicians of the Royal Academy of Engineering
The group of RAI representatives, who will be in Santander on January 20 and 21, will participate in academic, cultural and institutional activities that will take place at the Santander City Hall, the University of Cantabria, the Palacio de la Magdalena, IES Santa Clara and IHCantabria.
IHCantabria presents the results of the PROMPT project on risk analysis of oil and chemical spills in coastal and port areas
The results of this European project provide relevant information for decision making related to vulnerability and risk associated with the dispersion of pollutants in port and coastal waters.
IHCantabria researchers lead a study on regional modeling of hurricane-induced extreme sea levels
The study analyzes several factors that affect the accuracy of extreme sea level estimates through numerical simulation over the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico.
Best wishes from IHCantabria for Christmas and New Year!
Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year: may 2025 be full of hope, more innovation and sustainability!
IHCantabria has raised more than € 2 million through calls of the ‘Plan Estatal de Investigación Científica y Técnica y de Innovación 2021-2023’
The funds come from grants for public-private collaboration projects, projects on knowledge generation and for the acquisition of scientific and technical equipment.
IHCantabria successfully completes ViPEco project and provides a viewer for the analysis of nature-based solutions as coastal protection measures
The application of the results of this project – of its methodology and its pioneering viewer – makes it possible to move towards sustainable and resilient coastal zone management in a context of climate change.
SEA-LIFT: New system for installation and maintenance of floating marine energy cost reduction farms
Sustainability, cost reduction and technological development are some of the benefits offered by the SEA-LIFT project, whose main objective is to develop a revolutionary system for the installation and maintenance of offshore wind farms.
IHCantabria boosts Panama’s climate planning with the creation of a Climate Risk Atlas
This Atlas is an interactive and innovative digital tool that allows Panama to strengthen its planning and response capacity to the challenges of climate change, such as the risks of floods, landslides, droughts, forest fires and the spread of diseases.
IHCantabria pays tribute to Rosalía Quintana, former secretary of the Board of Trustees of FIHAC
On a cold and rainy day, as if the sky itself mourned her absence, we bid farewell with infinite sadness to Rosalía Quintana, who left us on December 10, 2024, at the age of 62.
IHCantabria participated in the national meeting of the ThinkInAzul program during the Blue Zone Forum Innovazul 2024 held in Cadiz
The associated event “La senda del I+D+i en Ciencias Marinas. Espacio ThinkInAzul Andalucía” was attended by representatives of the Complementary Plan from different parts of Spain.
IHCantabria researcher develops innovative planning model for offshore wind energy that prioritizes sustainability and social equity
A model that allows planning offshore wind energy balancing socioeconomic and environmental interests, optimizing the allocation of areas and promoting a fair transition to sustainable energies.
