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  • PHYSALIA develops biomimetic replicas to study Portuguese man o’ war drifting patterns

    RTPA reports that the University of Oviedo has developed biomimetic replicas of the Portuguese man o’ war, which will be deployed at sea within the PHYSALIA project to study drifting patterns and improve understanding of its navigation and coastal arrival dynamics. [rtpa.es] 👉 Full article:https://www.rtpa.es/noticias-ciencia/2026-05-31/La-Universidad-de-Oviedo-dise%C3%B1a-replicas-de-carabelas-que-lanzara-al-mar-para-investigar_111780227192.html

  • PHYSALIA at the “Investigaciones doctorales a la mar” workshop

    The PHYSALIA project will be represented at the III workshop “Investigaciones doctorales a la mar: tesis en curso sobre el cambio climático marino”, to be held on 4 June 2026 at the BIOPARC Aquarium of Gijón, which also participates in the project. Within the programme, two PHYSALIA-related talks will be presented: “La llegada de las…

  • PHYSALIA outreach talk within “Cultura Cercana” programme

    The PHYSALIA project contributed to the “Cultura Cercana” programme of the University of Oviedo with the talk “Sea travellers: discovering the Portuguese man o’ war on our coasts”, delivered by Yago Iván Baragaño and Gemma Capeans García. The event took place on 20 May at the Centro de Mayores y Centro Social in Gijón, bringing…