SMSRC Connects Marine Science with the Community at Sir Bu Nair Festival
Bringing marine research closer to the community through conversations, displays and interactive activities at the Sir Bu Nair Festival.
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Bringing marine research closer to the community through conversations, displays and interactive activities at the Sir Bu Nair Festival.
Read →Sharjah Marine Science Research Centre (SMSRC) at University of Khorfakkan (UKF) has welcomed leading international marine and ocean science experts as part of the Centre’s International Scientific Committee.
Read →Seven SMSRC team members joined EPAA, Dibba Al-Hisn Municipality, volunteer groups and the local fishing community to remove waste from Dibba Al-Hisn Port and protect the marine environment.
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The documentary Echo of Achievement will air in two parts on Al Sharqiya from Kalba. It highlights the vision of His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah in advancing education and scientific research. The film traces Khorfakkan’s transformation from a historic maritime city into a leading centre for marine science and research.
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The University of Khorfakkan signed an MoU with Mission Neptune to advance ocean exploration, scientific research, academic education and ocean literacy. The partnership will promote knowledge exchange, research fellowships, expert collaboration and international scientific events focused on marine sustainability.
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University of Khorfakkan (UKF), represented by Sharjah Marine Sciences Research Centre, has signed a cooperation agreement with Emirates Nature-WWF to strengthen collaboration in the fields of applied environmental research and support initiatives aimed at protecting marine biodiversity amid climate change challenges.
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SMSRC launches the Sharjah Marine Observatory, establishing its first monitoring station within the Al Qalqali Marine Protected Area.
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Advanced GNSS technology opens new opportunities for high-precision marine and climate research at SMSRC.
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Marine and Aquatic Sciences students won first place in the Sharjah Government Communication Award – Universities Challenge for their “Ocean Sustainability” project.
Read →Gulf of Oman symposium. Join us in exploring the fascinating marine ecosystems of the Gulf of Oman, from vibrant coral reefs and seagrass meadows to productive mangrove forests. Learn how these unique habitats support biodiversity, sustain fisheries, protect coastlines, and contribute to climate regulation. Through presentations, discussions, and knowledge exchange, you will explore the ecology of marine plants and animals, their adaptations to challenging environments, and the impacts of climate change, tropical cyclones, and conservation initiatives on coastal ecosystems. This symposium offers an engaging opportunity to collaborate in the stewardship of one of the region's most valuable natural resources.