Prevent And Mitigate The Impacts Of Marine Biotoxins On Public Health And Biodiversity In The Face Of Global Changes

In this seminar, participants engaged in a scholarly exploration of marine science and intellectual discourse.

Guided by Prof. Dr. Daúde Jamal and Prof. Dr. Jaime Mandlate, the unveiling of Dr. Pedro Reis Costa's "BlueShellFish" project provided a methodological lens into marine biodiversity. Insights from Dr. Cátia Bartilotti, Dr. Jorge Lobo Arteaga, Prof. a Dr. Aidate Mussagy, and Dr. Catarina Churro delved into the complexities of historical microalgae blooms and the impact of toxic phytoplankton on public health. Isidro Tamele underscored the imperative for a monitoring plan in Mozambique.

Past interactive dialogues, insights from previous voyages, and the historical intersection of biotoxins and climate change with Dr. Pedro Reis Costa enriched the scientific discourse. Prof. Doutor Eutilério Chaúque's conclusion echoed knowledge beyond the historical confines of the seminar.