NEWS
IHCantabria optimizes the experimental capacity of the Great Tank of Maritime Engineering of Cantabria – ICTS MARHIS
The support of the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities boosts IHCantabria’s research capacity, reinforcing its role in advancing the development and improvement of safety in coastal areas.
IHCantabria launches a new edition of University Microcredentials through UC
Pre-registration is now open for a new edition of the University Micro-credentials offered by IHCantabria, to be taken between June 1 and July 31, 2026
IHCantabria leads POLARIS the European project addressing accidental pollution by pellet discharges into the sea
POLARIS aims to strengthen preparedness and response capabilities for accidental spills of plastic pellets in the marine environment.
IHCantabria will assess the risk of climate change for the development of marine aquaculture along the Spanish coastline
IHCantabria addresses the role of Engineering facing extreme weather events and stresses the need to move towards engineering approaches based on probabilistic risk analysis, uncertainty management, systemic and sectoral analysis, considering their interdependencies, especially in complex environments such as coastal and urban areas where high vulnerability is concentrated.
IHCantabria and Marinas de España sign collaboration protocol to promote sustainability and innovation in Spanish marinas
This strategic collaboration establishes a framework for joint work in coastal resilience, environmental sustainability, digitization and scientific knowledge transfer to the marina and marina sector.
IHCantabria summons Cantabria Regional Round Table to promote a coordinated response to Asian algae
This first meeting marks the formal start of a space for coordination and joint work of all key actors in Cantabria, with the aim of addressing this socioeconomic and environmental challenge in a structured and collaborative manner
From research to practice: IH-SET the new open software to analyze the evolution of the coastline
IHCantabria’s Coastal Engineering and Management Group has integrated its experience in modeling and analysis of coastal processes to develop an operational tool to simulate the evolution of the coastline and support coastal management in the face of risks and climate change
IHCantabria reinforces its leadership in climate risk analysis at the conference on engineering for extreme events
IHCantabria addresses the role of Engineering facing extreme weather events and stresses the need to move towards engineering approaches based on probabilistic risk analysis, uncertainty management, systemic and sectoral analysis, considering their interdependencies, especially in complex environments such as coastal and urban areas where high vulnerability is concentrated.
Celebrating World Water Day 2026
IHCantabria joins this commemoration reaffirming our commitment to research, innovation and knowledge transfer aimed at a more efficient, resilient and sustainable water management.
IHCantabria will design a Green and Blue Infrastructure Network for Cantabria in the RIVACAN project
IHCantabria launches the RIVACAN project, with the objectives of identifying which ecosystems should be conserved and restored, favoring the connectivity of habitats necessary for the maintenance of biodiversity and reducing vulnerability to climate risks.
The directors of the UC Doctoral School visit IHCantabria
The visit of the directors of the EDUC was part of a series of meetings with the different centers of the Universidad de Cantabria.
IHCantabria validates interactive tools to support the management and conservation of the marine environment
MARBEFES aims to enable biodiversity recovery by developing tools and methods supporting Horizon Europe’s goals for ecosystem restoration and sustainable resource management.
