Vincent Rossi interviewed by RFI
RFI recently published a report on the disappearance of the sardinella in Senegal, the country's most popular fish. A study published in June in the British journal [...].
The MIO welcomes classes from the City of Marseille
As usual, the MIO welcomed classes from the city of Marseille on 14 June in the large amphitheatre of the OSU Pythéas, which we would like to thank for this [...].
The MIO takes an active part in the CIVIS Summer University at the Milos hydrothermal field
The five-day summer school (20-24 May 2024) entitled "Bridging the gap between volcanoes - tectonics and geochemistry", organised by the European Civic University Alliance (CIVIS), came to a close [...].
HoloDiv - Exploring the adaptive potential of Mediterranean ecosystems
Led by Didier Aurelle, Senior Lecturer at AMU's Institut Méditerranéen d'Océanologie, this project focuses on knowledge of the ecological state of ecosystems, which is essential for preserving [...]
Preserving life: an individual and collective responsibility
Charles-François Boudouresque from the MIO will be speaking at the conference La préservation du Vivant : une responsabilité individuelle et collective on Saturday 27 April 2024, Salle municipale des Lices, 13007 Marseille.
Congratulations to Floriane Sudre, who defended her thesis on 14 March 2024.
On the following topic : Past and future variability of ocean fronts in the Mozambique Channel and influence on ecosystems The composition of the thesis jury: Mr Vincent ROSSI [...]
Congratulations to Marianne Quemeneur (MEB), who defended her HDR on 12 March 2024.
Marianne Quemeneur (MEB) defended her HDR on 12 March 2024 at 9:00 am, at the MIO, Amphithéâtre OCEANOMED, on the following subject: Microbial biodiversity of hydrogen-producing anaerobic and extreme environments [...].
Bluebottle Watch
As part of an international project funded by the Australian Research Council and supported by the University of New South Wales, Sydney, a team from the MIO (UTLN) and the OSU Pytheas has been [...].
Indexing raw sequencing data to better decipher living organisms
INSU Newsletter - Scientific results The major sequencing projects are fundamental to a better understanding of living organisms in various fields (health, agronomy, ecology). Technological advances have made it possible to [...]
HOPE project: an intelligent buoy to study the capacity of tropical oceans to trap carbon
Funded by the European ERC Consolidator grant and led by Sophie Bonnet, MIO, Director of Research at the IRD, the HOPE project aims to study the capacity of tropical oceans to [...].