First CoSavez-vous webinar : Emilie Strady, geochemist at MIO, and Mikaela Le Meur, anthropologist at LEST
19 November 2021 at 11amThey will tell us how they worked together on plastics in Vietnam, culminating in an exhibition that opened up new ways and [...].
Ocean deoxygenation: a global phenomenon accentuated in coastal areas
Dissolved oxygen in the oceans is essential to life in the largest ecosystem on the planet: the ability of vertebrate and invertebrate organisms to survive without oxygen is extremely [...].
Congratulations to Guillaume Koenig (OPLC) who will defend his thesis on Friday 19 November 2021.
On the following subject: "Study of the hydrodynamic circulation of a narrow lagoon in New Caledonia and use of stochastic algorithms to identify parameters" Thesis supervisor: Jean-Luc Devenon, Professor at AMUDIn this [...]
Marine Ecomed: a workshop is being held in Venice (Italy) at the IUAV University of Venice from 2 to 12 November 2021
The MIO, and in particular the EMBIO team, is heavily involved in this teaching programmeThe intensive study programme on the planning and management of marine and coastal areas has been designed [...].
ANR Trajectoire 2020-2024 4th consortium meeting at the MIO, 2 and 3 November 2021
.Le projet TRAJECTOIRE a été lancé en janvier 2020 pour une durée de 4 ans. Il vise à établir, aux exutoires des grands bassins versants français (Rhône, Loire, Seine, Garonne, […]
Welcome to Jingjing Yuan
Jingjing Yuan, a doctoral student at Tianjin University, is joining the CEM team for a year and a half on a host fellowship from the Chinese Academy of Sciences. She will be working on speciation [...].
Publication in Nature Climate Change
Flora Cordoléani et Anthony Malkassian ; deux anciens étudiants du MIO, ont publié un article sur les saumons chinook de Californie dans la revue Nature Climate Change.Anthony a choisi le […]
Monitoring of artificial reefs in Marseille by the MIO
These artificial reefs are located 200 m from the mouth of Marseille's wastewater discharge at Cortiou. Sandrine Ruitton and Delphine Thibault, from the EMBIO team, [...]
Stable isotopes of mercury limit atmospheric pathways to the ocean
Mercury is one of the least concentrated trace elements in the ocean. Yet the low levels of Hg in seawater biomagnify millions of times along its length.
Welcome to Léa Guyomarc'h (CEM)
Léa GUYOMARC'H has been recruited through an external competition by the IRD for a position as chemical analysis engineer at the MIO.