Papenvoort, Netherlands
Royal Netherlands Institute, also known as NIOZ, is a leading research institute in the field of marine research with a history of 150 years. The Institute deals with topics such as marine sociology and climate-ecosystem interactions. Central research areas are marine biodiversity, particularly the exploration of origin, diversity, and genetic diversity of life forms in the ocean, as well as understanding the influence of the sea on the climate and vice versa. NIOZ offers modern research vessels like the RV Wim Wolff and other technological means to explore the marine environment. The Institute is involved in projects such as the investigation of the evolutionary process of Archaea by Julian Vosseberg. NIOZ also supports the management of Intertidal Areas, which are important food sources for coastal birds. The NIOZ is a member of the Network of NW
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