EMBRC’s new project, European Marine Omics Biodiversity Observation Network (EMO BON), has published its first logsheets with metadata.
Henri de Lacaze-Duthiers would have turned 200 in May & today marks the 120th anniversary since his death. Learn about his life & legacy here!
Step aside Mitch Buchannon, there's a new Lieutenant Lifeguard, er, marine chemist in town, keeping a watchful eye over marine pollution!
The catshark, or small spotted dogfish, is a promising model organism candidate. Why? Its small size, easy lab maintenance & abundance in Europe.
The ‘Developing Optimal and Open Research Support’ for the Black Sea project, or DOORS, kicked off on 29 June, and will tackle the sea's pollution.
Ever wonder what an Emperor does? Emperor things, of course. With a dash of marine biology, at least in the case of Hirohito!
EMBRC's new project, the European Marine Omics Biodiversity Observation Network (EMO BON) began sampling yesterday at select participating sites!
Highlights since March 2021 include the publication of the annual report, the launch of EMO BON, new ABS guidelines & more!
American embryologist Ethel Brown was known for her critical findings on cell division using sea urchins & the discovery of the 'organiser' phenomenon
Introducing European Marine Omics Biodiversity Observation Network (EMO BON), EMBRC's project to generate 'FAIR' baseline biodiversity data
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