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My PhD thesis focuses on the stability of kelp forests and their associated biodiversity. As part of the STABILO project, it will combines field observations and in situ…

Mis en place sous l’égide de l’ERIC EMBRC en 2021, le réseau EMO-BON « European Marine Omics Biodiversity Observation Network » est le premier observatoire coordonné à l’échelle

The Algal Genetics Group studies various aspects of brown algal biology including responses to pathogens, speciation, life cycle regulation and development

Group leaders: J. Mark Cock, Yacine Badis

The team is studying the diversity, ecology, physiology and evolution of marine microbes and their interactions with other members of the community across various taxonomic and ecosystemic scales.

The team focuses on the functioning of marine ecosystems. Its overall scientific approach—ecogeochemistry—examines the joint dynamics of living organisms and abiotic factors (the physico-chemical dynamics of the studied environments) and their interactions. The aim is to understand the properties and functioning of marine ecosystems, particularly coastal ones.

The DiSEEM team studies connectivity between populations of marine organisms at different spatial scales and its consequences on evolutionary processes: in particular, adaptation to environmental heterogeneity, the evolution of reproductive isolation between populations, and the long-term evolution of reproductive systems and thermotolerance in marine organisms.

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