Laboratoire des sciences de l'environnement marin (LEMAR)

PLOUZANE

LEMAR is a resolutely interdisciplinary laboratory that brings together ecologists, biologists, microbiologists, biogeochemists, chemists, physicists and lawyers in the marine environment. Its objectives are: to conduct research on fundamental or socially important topics; to contribute to achieving sustainable development objectives in both northern and southern countries; to provide innovations in relation to the economic world and results in support of public policies; to engage in interdisciplinary training in the field of marine and coastal sciences.

At the interface of biology, chemistry and environmental sciences, she focuses on marine biomass, in particular algae and microorganisms.

The aim of PRIVARC is to quantify anthropogenic effects on Arctic benthic ecosystems, in particular on the renewal of bivalve populations by studying delays in their metamorphosis.

The aim of PRIVARC is to quantify anthropogenic effects on Arctic benthic ecosystems.

The St. Pierre and Miquelon archipelago is at the crossroads of the polar waters of the Baffin Sea and the estuarine waters of the St. Lawrence.

REVOLTA Program November 2015 - January 2016

Programme BB Polar

Programme Pre-Apolobis 2011

EGOMARS (Embedded groundwater proxies in marine shells) mission dedicated to the study of the lambi, "Strombus gigas". To better understand and predict how global changes affect, or are affected by, marine ecosystems and biogeochemical cycles, it is crucial to study the functioning of benthic and pelagic ecosystems, with a comprehensive and integrated approach, from viruses to top predators.

Monitoring environnemental en Antarctique basé sur l'étude des structures CARbonatées de Bivalves

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