Academic collaboration

We support research partnerships that can lead to papers, methods, or demonstrations with real relevance to ocean governance.

Method-building

We contribute workflows and technical approaches that help investigate emerging implementation questions under the BBNJ Agreement.

Grant-aligned technical work

Where appropriate, we can be included in funded research as a technical workstream supporting practical methodology or prototype development.

Clearing-house-related workflows

We are exploring how technical workflows can support the kinds of information-management and process needs that may emerge around UN BBNJ Treaty implementation, without implying official implementation responsibility.

Agentic orchestration

We investigate how agents and orchestration layers can help users work across complex datasets, requirements, and multi-step governance tasks.

Prototype use cases

Areas of interest include MPA-support tools, safeguards and processes, methodology support, and other practical systems that can help concepts move toward usable form.

Ecosystem relationships

We work across the broader ocean data, science, and governance ecosystem to help align technical work with real implementation needs.

Co-funding and grants

We are interested in co-funding models and mission-aligned grants that support prototype development and practical technical exploration.

Storytelling and demonstration

We prepare concepts and prototypes for moments where they can be clearly communicated, demonstrated, and used to build durable support.