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The open days of this year 2022 took place on Friday 21 October and 5 November and consisted of two different activities:
Meet the CIM in the street – Friday 21 October 2022: the research staff of the different areas of the CIM approached the A Laxe shopping center in Vigo with a series of workshops, games and informative activities to publicize their marine research work. It was between 17:00 and 20:00 h on the second floor of the shopping center. No prior registration was required and admission was free.
Come on board with the CIM – Saturday, November 5, 2022: 3-hour activity (each shift) that included a boat trip from a Laxe to the ECIMAT, visit to the marine station, guided activities and return to a Laxe. Register at this link
Previous editions of Open doors
2021
CIM Director welcomes visitors at the Vigo Campus
CIM researcher explains her work to visitors
New generations learn what we do at CIM
One of the CIM groups explains their research at the Vigo Campus
One of the CIM groups explains their research at the Vigo Campus
One of the CIM groups explains their research at the Vigo Campus
Departure of the Nautilus towards Toralla Marine Science Station
CIM researchers show the plancton net to visitors
CIM researchers explaining some of the oceanographic research tools
Visitors observe the results of their sampling during the visit
Explanation of the operation of a Van Veen grabber to obtain sediment samples
Children observe algae obtained during sampling onboard Nautilus
Arrival to ECIMAT
Microalgae cultures at ECIMAT
Explanation of one of the research lines developed at ECIMAT
Explanation of one of the research lines developed at ECIMAT
Visit to one the humid labs
Arrival to the mesocosms at ECIMAT
Mesocosms at ECIMAT
Mesocosms at ECIMAT
CIM researchers at Ourense Campus explain their research lines
CIM researchers at Ourense Campus explain their research lines

CIM Director welcomes visitors at the Vigo Campus

CIM researcher explains her work to visitors

New generations learn what we do at CIM

One of the CIM groups explains their research at the Vigo Campus

One of the CIM groups explains their research at the Vigo Campus

One of the CIM groups explains their research at the Vigo Campus

Departure of the Nautilus towards Toralla Marine Science Station

CIM researchers show the plancton net to visitors

CIM researchers explaining some of the oceanographic research tools

Visitors observe the results of their sampling during the visit

Explanation of the operation of a Van Veen grabber to obtain sediment samples

Children observe algae obtained during sampling onboard Nautilus

Arrival to ECIMAT

Microalgae cultures at ECIMAT

Explanation of one of the research lines developed at ECIMAT

Explanation of one of the research lines developed at ECIMAT

Visit to one the humid labs

Arrival to the mesocosms at ECIMAT

Mesocosms at ECIMAT

Mesocosms at ECIMAT

CIM researchers at Ourense Campus explain their research lines

CIM researchers at Ourense Campus explain their research lines
2020
2019
Presentation
Explanation of what they are going to see
When the ship returns to the dock
2018
Open doors gallery 2018
Welcome
Explaining the visit
Outside the premises explaining something