The provision of marine biological resources is the heart of EMBRC France’s mission and service offer. EMBRC France can provide a wide-range of marine organisms. Learn more here!
04 Apr 2022
Read more about the services to advance marine research
EMBRC's marine stations provide a range of research services, facilities and expertise in marine biology and ecology. Each service aims to fill knowledge gaps and develop new innovations that will benefit science and society.
Situated at the southernmost tip of Israel, the Institute's shore is on the Red Sea, meters away from a flourishing coral reef. The coastal zone of the Red Sea is an ecologically unique marine system of outstanding regional environmental and economic importance.
31 Mar 2022
Espeland marine biological station is a treasure trove for marine biologists, offering very good access to diverse and well-described marine habitats and model environments. The station comprises a boarding house, boats, laboratories and basic equipment for marine research. A highlight is the Mesocosm Laboratory.
10 Mar 2022
From fish to fork: (sea)food identification, authentification and tracing of marine species & origin across the (sea)food value chain, learn about genomics & transcriptomics services at EMBRC-BE!
21 Feb 2022
Located at the southernmost tip of Israel, the Institute is situated in the Red Sea, meters away from a flourishing coral reef. Not surprisingly, diving is in great demand for accessing this ecosystem.
28 Jan 2022
The marine environment is the final sink of all released chemicals. To explore this sink, the Plentzia Marine Station of the University of the Basque Country (EMBRC Spain) offers three interconnected services for One Health research: an environmental monitoring network, an environmental specimen bank for retrospective (eco)toxicological studies, and an experimental toxicological research aquaria unit.
17 Dec 2021
Located in southern Portugal, the Ramalhete Marine Station is an aquarium facility for experiments in several marine research areas, including nutrition, behaviour and physiology studies.
18 Nov 2021
The LiceLab at EMBRC Norway features small incubators, which are used for selective breeding of salmon louse, evaluation of egg string hatching, and development success of planktonic stages. They are also used for RNAi experiments on early stages and various drug efficacy assays. Learn more here!
18 Oct 2021
Taxonomy has historically been part of the scientific activities of EMBRC Italy’s partner, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn (SZN).
28 Jun 2021