MARES is in the final stages of closing its first Reporting Period (RP1), working together with the European Commission to complete the review. In parallel, the consortium is already putting in place the actions that will strengthen the project going forward, from consolidating the technical results to widening how we share them with the scientific community, industry and the public.
As part of that push, we have given the project’s communication a substantial upgrade.
New social media channels
MARES is now on social media. You can follow the project’s progress, publications and events on:
- X (Twitter): @MaresProjectEU
- LinkedIn: MARES Project EU
These channels will be the fastest way to keep up with new results, conference appearances and open-access publications as they come out.
A new results hub on the website
The website now features a dedicated Results section, bringing together the scientific output generated so far in one place, with direct links to each paper. The consortium’s work is fully open access, so all publications and preprints can be reached through the repositories where they are deposited (CIEMAT repository), in line with the project’s Open Science approach.
This gives readers a single, always-up-to-date window into the science coming out of MARES.
Navigation improvements and new key sections
We have reworked the site to make it easier to move around, and added several key sections that were missing:
- Contact: a direct channel to reach the project team.
- Terms and Privacy: clear information on how the site and your data are handled.
Newsletter subscription is back up
The newsletter sign-up has been fixed and is now fully working. Subscribe from the website to get project updates delivered straight to your inbox, no need to check back manually.
Stay connected with MARES. Follow us on X and LinkedIn, explore the new Results section, and subscribe to the newsletter to follow the project through RP1 and beyond.
