IPBES call for nomination of early-career scientists to participate as fellows in the nexus and transformative change assessments NEWS Nominate early-career scientists by September 20th to participate in nexus and transformative change assessments! Read more
Henri Milne-Edwards, 27th child of his father and godfather of zoological research by the sea NEWS You know what they say, have a few dozen kids, and you're bound to have at least one ground-breaking zoologist, right?! Meet Henri Milne-Edwards. Read more
2nd EMO BON sampling takes place in August 2021 NEWS Ready, set, sample...again! EMO BON's second sampling campaign will take place in August 2021. Read more
New EMO BON documents: Water column & soft substrate metadata logsheets NEWS EMBRC’s new project, European Marine Omics Biodiversity Observation Network (EMO BON), has published its first logsheets with metadata. Read more
Henri de Lacaze-Duthiers, the French advocate of zoological research by the sea, free of charge for all NEWS Henri de Lacaze-Duthiers would have turned 200 in May & today marks the 120th anniversary since his death. Learn about his life & legacy here! Read more
Edward D. Goldberg and ‘Baywatch’, when the marine mussels became the lifeguards of the Bay NEWS Step aside Mitch Buchannon, there's a new Lieutenant Lifeguard, er, marine chemist in town, keeping a watchful eye over marine pollution! Read more
A chondrichthyan reference, the catshark Scyliorhinus canicula NEWS The catshark, or small spotted dogfish, is a promising model organism candidate. Why? Its small size, easy lab maintenance & abundance in Europe. Read more
‘DOORS’ project kicks off to tackle pollution in the Black Sea NEWS 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. Read more
EMBRC Israel: The Interuniversity Institute for Marine Sciences in Eilat NEWS Catch a glimpse of the breathtaking facilities and views at EMBRC Israel operator Interuniversity Institute for Marine Sciences in Eilat. 1:29 30 Jun 2021 View more
Emperor Hirohito, wishing the Chrysanthemum throne would be at sea NEWS Ever wonder what an Emperor does? Emperor things, of course. With a dash of marine biology, at least in the case of Hirohito! Read more
EMO BON’s first-ever sampling! NEWS EMBRC's new project, the European Marine Omics Biodiversity Observation Network (EMO BON) began sampling yesterday at select participating sites! Read more
Ethel Browne Harvey, the discoverer of the ‘organiser’ phenomenon who saw Nobel Prizes ‘raining’ around her NEWS American embryologist Ethel Brown was known for her critical findings on cell division using sea urchins & the discovery of the 'organiser' phenomenon Read more