SSL@MM is 4 years old!
In September 2023, the SSL@MM (Sea Water Sensing Laboratory @ MIO Marseille, the MIO's technical platform), led by Olivier Grosso and Melilotus Thyssen, and recently by Clémentine Gallot (CDD IR [...]), will be [...].
Conference: Like a fish in art Art and aquatic biodiversity of the past
BiodivOc and its partners are organising a new series of lectures entitled "Regards croisés sur le vivant en société" in 2023-2024, with eight talks on offer every 2nd Tuesday of the month from [...].
Bioluminescence: everything that glows...
France-Culture - We've known for a long time that colour plays an essential role in the biological world, but what about luminescence? Camouflage, hunting or reproduction... The uses of [...]
Science En Questions - Vietnam drowns in plastic!
We're flying to Vietnam to take a look at a scourge affecting the country: plastic pollution of waterways... Where does this waste come from and how are researchers tackling it?
Best wishes for 2024!
A giant wave breaks on the Californian coast - Anne Petrenko interviewed
Along this Californian beach, he had no reason to worry. But suddenly, around twenty people and several vehicles were swept away by the wave. Hotels were flooded [...].
Congratulations to Lucille BARRÉ (OPLC) who defended her thesis on Friday 22 December.
On the following topic: "Impacts of environmental variability on the functional biodiversity of mixotrophic plankton and the carbonate system. Consequences on carbon flows in the Bay of Marseille. [...]
Preserving an ecosystem specific to the Mediterranean
Bleu Tomate Média - The Grand Débat is an opportunity for marine professionals, individuals and scientists to exchange views. Together, they must find ways of coordinating the uses of maritime space. Sandrine Ruitton, [...]
Hydrothermal mercury: the natural history of a contaminant
An international team of researchers, coordinated by the CNRS, has produced the world's first estimate of hydrothermal mercury (Hg) emissions from mid-ocean ridges. The Minamata Convention [...]
Seminar: Mesoscale eddies in the tropical Atlantic Ocean
We will be delighted to welcome Isabelle Dadou (Professor), Micael Aguedjou (postdoc) and Camille Cardot (doctoral student) from the MIO to the Salle Egée on Thursday 21 December 2023 at 3pm.