We have a new review article published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (JMSE) this month on environmental DNA (eDNA).
We are pleased to announce a new publication on wood decay rates appearing in Science of the Total Environment …
Il y a quelques semaines, nous avons été invités à participer à une session du Podcast organisé par La Cantine Numérique de Brest …
EBLab is happy to announce they will be co-organizer of a new international summer school in marine field ecology with the University of Gothenburg, the University of Algarve, and MarineTraining.eu.
The course will be held at the Lovén Centre in Tjärnö (Stromstad, Sweden) and is inspired by our experiences with field courses in the EMBC and EBMC+ master's program.
To learn more, see the registration page at the Marinetraining.eu website.
New project funded, “Deflam” (“Transfer and recycling of dead wood along the Mediterranean continental margin”), is about the mysterious shipworm. This 'worm' is really a bivalve, and some might call it the perfect drilling machine. Deflam is an unusual multi-disciplinary study about these and other organisms which colonize driftwood in the sea. Funded for two years (2016-2018) by INEE-CNRS.
