BioSWOT-Med campaign: Interview with Magali Lescot
The Omics As part of the BioSWOT-Med campaign, Magali Lescot is in charge of WP5 on genomics. She will be collecting samples to study the microbial community (viruses, bacteria, protists) in order to [...].
Have you seen a work of art containing an aquatic animal? Take part in the BiodivAquArt project
Have you seen a work of art containing an aquatic animal? Take part in the BiodivAquArt project and support research by sharing it here! All you have to do is create an account, then publish your work [...].
BIOCONTAM Summer School
BIOCONTAM "Marine Food Webs and Biological Mechanisms of Contaminant Transfer" is organising a summer school from 5 to 9 June 2023 in Marseille (Station Marine d'Endoume & Océanomed Luminy).
BioSWOT-Med campaign: Interview with Loic Guilloux
How do you study the diversity of zooplankton? During the BioSWOT-Med cruise, Loic Guilloux is in charge of zooplankton sampling. Here he explains the various analyses that will be carried out later on.
BioSWOT-Med campaign: Interview with Stéphanie Barrillon
The FF-ADCP and CTD The ADCP and CTD are two classic instruments for measuring the physical characteristics of the ocean. MIO researcher Stéphanie Barrillon explains how they work. Stéphanie Barrillon THE INSTRUMENTS OF THE [...]
BioSWOT-Med campaign: Interview with Elvira Pulido
High frequency and precision to study the concentration of nutrients in the Mediterranean Elvira Pulido leads the WP3 dedicated to nutrients in the ocean. She describes the importance of measuring [...]
BioSWOT-Med campaign: Interview with Anthony Bosse
Studying the impact of ocean dynamics on heat distribution and its evolution with climate change Anthony Bosse is in charge of WP2 Physical Processes in the [...].
BioSWOT-Med campaign: Interview with Gérald Gregori
Seeking to discover the driving forces behind the diversity and distribution of plankton in the Mediterranean Gérald Grégori, scientific co-leader of BioSWOT-Med, describes the campaign's sampling strategy and [...].
BioSWOT-Med campaign: Interview with Andrea Doglioli
Blog BioSWOT-Med : Tenter de résoudre le paradoxe du plancton en Méditerranée Andrea Doglioli, scientifique en chef de BioSWOT-Med, explique les objectifs de la campagne et la manière dont lui et […]
The fine-scale landscape of the height of the sea surface revealed to our eyes
Pour la première fois en océanographie, le paysage à fine échelle de la hauteur de la surface de la mer est révélé à nos yeux.Grâce au travail exceptionnel des équipes […]