Fellowships
Here you will find a collection of all the opportunities submitted by members of the LifeWatch ERIC community.
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The two programmes are tailored respectively for researchers and wetlands and restoration managers (as early users of the toolbox), and for experts involved in decision-making processes concerning coastal wetlands and protected areas:
RESTORE4Cs Autumn School 2025 for the Scientific Community: November 3-6, 20 participants
RESTORE4Cs Training for Policy Makers: November 5-6, 10-15 participants
The Call for Applications will open in August. For more and upcoming details on the detailed programme, travel conditions and applications, follow up on the RESTORE4Cs website: https://www.restore4cs.eu/restore4cs-autumn-series-2025-save-the-date
The Horizon Europe AQUARIUS project has launched the second of two funding calls to support marine and freshwater research and innovation projects to access a diverse array of world-class research infrastructure services.
Deadline: 28 October 2025
More info: https://aquarius-ri.eu/access/
Great news! The MARBEFES Autumn School 2025 has now opened its Call for Applications, giving 20 participants the possibility to book one of the limited places by 31 August.
If you are a student, early career scientist, young researcher or early career practitioner interested in biodiversity and ecosystem assessment and measurement, and ecological, social and economic evaluation, apply from this page:Â https://www.lifewatch.eu/marbefes-autumn-school-2025!
28 May 2025 – 14:00-15:00 CEST
Supporting biodiversity conservation: OpenBioMaps – a tool that integrates practical data management, decision support and research collaboration
https://www.egi.eu/event/webinar-supporting-biodiversity-conservation-openbiomaps
From May 27–29, 2025, BioDT partners Senckenberg – Society for Nature Research (SGN), GBIF, and the Natural History Museum at the University of Oslo will host the AgroClim / EUMETSAT Demonstration Workshop and Stakeholder Meeting in Rabat, Morocco, in collaboration with the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA). This international workshop is designed to showcase the Crop Wild Relatives (CWR) use case developed within the BioDT project and its integration into the Destination Earth (DestinE) initiative. The programme includes live demonstrations of how to access climate data via EUMETSAT and DestinE, as well as a hands-on session allowing participants to explore the CWR digital twin resources in action. Read more.
Join us for the final BioDT webinar on 14 May 2025, where we explore the essential role of Research Infrastructures (RIs) in powering biodiversity Digital Twins. This session brings together key partners from GBIF, eLTER, DiSSCo, and LifeWatch ERIC, who share what they achieve through their collaboration with BioDT. They explain how their data, expertise, and technologies contribute to the development of the BioDT prototype Digital Twins – and how the project supports their own missions.
Speakers focus on:
How each RI supports the BioDT project;
What they gain or learn from the cooperation;
Future opportunities and remaining challenges.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how collaboration between research infrastructures and digital innovation strengthens our response to biodiversity challenges!
For further information, visit the project website.
RESTORE4Cs Autumn Series: training for scientists and policy makers
The two programmes are tailored respectively for researchers and wetlands and restoration managers (as early users of the toolbox), and for experts involved in decision-making processes concerning coastal wetlands and protected areas:
RESTORE4Cs Autumn School 2025 for the Scientific Community: November 3-6, 20 participants
RESTORE4Cs Training for Policy Makers: November 5-6, 10-15 participants
The Call for Applications will open in August. For more and upcoming details on the detailed programme, travel conditions and applications, follow up on the RESTORE4Cs website: https://www.restore4cs.eu/restore4cs-autumn-series-2025-save-the-date
AQUARIUS Transnational Funding Call Open Now
The Horizon Europe AQUARIUS project has launched the second of two funding calls to support marine and freshwater research and innovation projects to access a diverse array of world-class research infrastructure services.
Deadline: 28 October 2025
More info: https://aquarius-ri.eu/access/
MARBEFES Autumn School 2025: Call for Applications now open!
Great news! The MARBEFES Autumn School 2025 has now opened its Call for Applications, giving 20 participants the possibility to book one of the limited places by 31 August.
If you are a student, early career scientist, young researcher or early career practitioner interested in biodiversity and ecosystem assessment and measurement, and ecological, social and economic evaluation, apply from this page:Â https://www.lifewatch.eu/marbefes-autumn-school-2025!
WEBINAR Supporting biodiversity conservation: OpenBioMaps
28 May 2025 – 14:00-15:00 CEST
Supporting biodiversity conservation: OpenBioMaps – a tool that integrates practical data management, decision support and research collaboration
https://www.egi.eu/event/webinar-supporting-biodiversity-conservation-openbiomaps
AgroClim/EUMETSAT Demonstration Workshop and Stakeholder Meeting in Rabat
From May 27–29, 2025, BioDT partners Senckenberg – Society for Nature Research (SGN), GBIF, and the Natural History Museum at the University of Oslo will host the AgroClim / EUMETSAT Demonstration Workshop and Stakeholder Meeting in Rabat, Morocco, in collaboration with the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA). This international workshop is designed to showcase the Crop Wild Relatives (CWR) use case developed within the BioDT project and its integration into the Destination Earth (DestinE) initiative. The programme includes live demonstrations of how to access climate data via EUMETSAT and DestinE, as well as a hands-on session allowing participants to explore the CWR digital twin resources in action. Read more.
From Data to Digital Twins: Empowering Biodiversity Digital Twins with Research Infrastructures
Join us for the final BioDT webinar on 14 May 2025, where we explore the essential role of Research Infrastructures (RIs) in powering biodiversity Digital Twins. This session brings together key partners from GBIF, eLTER, DiSSCo, and LifeWatch ERIC, who share what they achieve through their collaboration with BioDT. They explain how their data, expertise, and technologies contribute to the development of the BioDT prototype Digital Twins – and how the project supports their own missions.
Speakers focus on:
How each RI supports the BioDT project;
What they gain or learn from the cooperation;
Future opportunities and remaining challenges.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how collaboration between research infrastructures and digital innovation strengthens our response to biodiversity challenges!
For further information, visit the project website.