Marine Scientist Monday
Legislative changes in the UK in 1918-19 encouraged women to take up university study, creating a group of scientific stars including Mary Parke
22 Mar 2021
NEWS
EMBRC HQ update: What we’ve been up to
We've surely been busy since Dec '20! We signed an MoU with EMBL, kicked off the Euro Marine Omics Biodiversity Obs. Network & much more!
19 Mar 2021
Model Organism of the Month
Used in ecotoxicology, cryopreservation, developmental biology and more, sea urchins are multi-tasking (yet prickly!) model organisms
18 Mar 2021
Model Organism of the Month
We’re rolling out a new campaign to highlight model organisms from the sea: what they are, how they’re being used in research, their impact & more
17 Mar 2021
Marine Scientist Monday
For International Women's Day, we bring you Ida Hydes, a woman who brought other women to the 'scientific table'
08 Mar 2021
Marine Scientist Monday
For his 191st birthday, we bring you Charles Wyville Thomson, chief scientist on The Challenger & renowned marine biologist, zoologist, oceanographer
05 Mar 2021
Marine Scientist Monday
In celebration of his 180th birthday, Ibon Cancio brings to you John Murray: oceanographer, founder of SAMS & Jekyll-Hyde personality?!
01 Mar 2021
NEWS
We're hiring! Financial & administrative assistant (full-time, Paris)
Come work at EMBRC's headquarters in Paris! We're recruiting a Financial & Administrative Assistant (start: asap).
22 Feb 2021
Marine Scientist Monday
Guest author Ibon Cancio introduces us to Charles Richet, Nobel Prize winner for his work on anaphylaxis
15 Feb 2021
NEWS
EMBRC & EMBL sign MoU to strengthen scientific cooperation
EMBRC and the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) have signed a memorandum of understanding for increased scientific collaboration.
11 Feb 2021
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The stratosphere, Earth's atmospheric layer that extends between 20-60 km of altitude & where the ozone layer is, has been shrinking at a rate of more than 100m per decade since 1980!