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Extreme Algal Bloom Finally Demystified by Croatian Scientists — Study Published by Springer Nature
The 2024 abnormal algal bloom event marked a significant ecological shift in the Northern Adriatic, reappearing after a 20-year hiatus. The article High-frequency observations during Adriatic mucilage event reveal unique phytoplankton traits and diversity response,...
Satellites, AI and Protecting the Adriatic: the Story of SeaCras on National Maritime Show 'More'
The Croatian national broadcaster, HRT, featured SeaCras in a TV news segment on the show More (Croatian for ‘sea’), which regularly brings current topics related to the life, nature, and economy of the Croatian coast every Sunday. In the segment aired on January 11,...
Indonesia’s Sumatra Floods and Landslides — Post-Flood Satellite Mapping and Data Analysis
In late November 2025, a cataclysmic hydrometeorological disaster struck the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Torrential rainfall, associated with Tropical Cyclone Senyar, occurring during the peak of the monsoon season, triggered catastrophic flash floods and landslides...
London 3-Space 2025: SeaCras Demonstrates How Scaling Innovation Creates Positive Environmental and Financial Impact
The 3-Space 2025 event, hosted in London by Rothschild & Co in collaboration with UpLink – World Economic Forum, brought together leading innovators, investors, and impact-driven businesses from around the world.Now in its third edition, the event is becoming one of...
SeaCras Impact Showcased at the Regional Development & EU Funds Days
SeaCras has been showcased at Dani regionalnog razvoja i EU fondova (Regional Development & EU Funds Days) organised annually by the Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds of the Republic of Croatia and HAMAG-BICRO, the Croatian agency for SMEs, innovations and...
SeaCras Joins CASSINI Business Accelerator: Croatia’s First Space Tech Startup Among Europe’s Top 20
SeaCras has been selected as one of only 20 space tech startups in Europe to join the CASSINI Business Accelerator Batch 6. This is notably a big success for Croatia, as SeaCras is the first domestic company ever to enter this program. The key quantifiers that led to...
SeaCras CEO Speaks at ICS 2025 on Early Warning Systems for Ocean Preservation
SeaCras took part in the International Cruise Summit 2025 in Madrid (November 18-19), where our CEO, Mario Špadina, delivered a talk and presentation on the growing importance of early warning systems within pollution monitoring for the cruising industry. In his...
Smart or Green Ports: Oxymoron or Complementarity?
In the age of digital transformation and climate urgency, the maritime sector stands at a crossroads. Are “smart” and “green” ports two sides of the same coin – or competing paradigms? The answer, as emerging global trends suggest, lies in their complementarity.From...
SeaCras Joins Forces with North Macedonian Institutions for Cross-Border Water Protection
We’ve entered a strong partnership with cross-border water protection as the main goal. More precisely, climate security of lakes and rivers across the Balkan Peninsula. This collaboration marks an important step toward safeguarding shared water resources,...
Together Against Plastic Pollution: SeaCras Strengthens Cross-Border Efforts to Protect Marine Environments
On October 13 and 14, Ljubljana set the stage for an important step forward in tackling marine pollution. Our SeaCras team joined the PREVENT Steering Committee, a key initiative focused on pollution prevention across the Adriatic–Ionian regions.The meeting gathered...