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Closure of the European LIFE AdaptaBlues project, coordinated by IHCantabria
This project stands out for its innovative approach, emphasizing the conservation and restoration of estuarine ecosystems to achieve adaptation to climate change in coastal areas of the European Atlantic.
IHCantabria’s ‘Cantabria Smart Litoral’ project analyzed technological challenges associated with beach activities and environmental issues
This project promotes sustainable blue tourism in Cantabria, through innovation and digitalization, to improve the tourist experience and intersectoral collaboration, as well as environmental, economic and cultural sustainability
The ECCE-IH Training Portal will enhance the visibility of the training models and services offered by IHCantabria.
NEWS This Portal will serve as a showcase for IHCantabria's continuing education, specialization and specific training courses, to manage applications for internships, research stays and other services.The ECCE-IH (Continuing Education/Continuing Education) Training...
IHCantabria research advances knowledge of coastal wave systems worldwide
The study results highlight the complexity and variability of wave systems in different coastal regions and provide essential insights for improving coastal engineering and management practices.
IHCantabria coordinated and carried out the work that allowed Chipiona to be recognized as a ‘Tsunami Ready’ municipality by UNESCO-IOC
Chipiona is the first Spanish municipality to obtain this international recognition, which is achieved with the involvement of the main actors in tsunami risk management at the national level, as well as the autonomous community and municipalities, with the aim of strengthening tsunami preparedness and increasing the resilience of coastal communities.
Erica Pellón, researcher at IHCantabria, receives the 2nd Modesto Vigueras 2024 Award from the Technical Association of Ports and Coasts
The main purpose of this award is to encourage the interest and specialization of new generations of professionals in the port and coastal areas, the development of new ideas in these fields and their participation in ATPYC activities.
Predoctoral researcher from IHCantabria was awarded for a poster she presented at the international congress ISAP2024, in Portugal
Her poster explained the characteristics of a study that analyzes the propagation and growth capacity of populations of the red alga Gelidium corneum, one of the main sources of raw material for the elaboration of agar-agar.
IHCantabria celebrates the launch of the European WaMA-WaDiT project, which will contribute to improve resilience, adaptation and mitigation of extreme hydroclimatic events
This event marks the beginning of a 36-month collaborative effort aimed at addressing the impact of climate extremes on water management systems through the development of digital watershed twins.
First regional workshop of the NBRACER project in Santander for the sharing of experiences on the implementation of nature-based solutions
IHCantabria will host in October the General Assembly of NBRACER, whose acronym corresponds to the name of the European project: “Nature-based solutions for Atlantic regional climate resilience”.
Íñigo Losada received yesterday the Professional Excellence Award from Unión Profesional Cantabria
Íñigo Losada is considered an international reference in the field of coastal engineering and maritime sustainability.
The Spanish College of Road, Canal and Port Engineers awarded a Medal of Honor to Iñigo Losada
This distinction was received by Íñigo Losada in recognition of his outstanding career and professional merits in the field of coastal engineering and maritime sustainability.
IHCantabria has led the development of a project that generated climate change scenarios for Panama.
The main objective of this project is to update Panama’s climate forecasts in order to anticipate and plan actions needed to address climate change in this Central American country.
