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In this article recently published in the international journal "Environmental Pollution", researchers investigated the probability of coastal marine habitats retaining microplastics under controlled bio-physical conditions.
Our researchers Andreia Rebotim, Catarina Cavaleiro and Célia Santos from IPMA wrote the Portuguese version of the book "Once upon a time ... a scientific fairy tale - Volume I" in collaboration with researchers from Brazil.
Reduce food loss and waste and improve water management in the Mediterranean agro-food supply chain are the main objectives of FRUALGAE, a new CCMAR project.
For the action, we prepared two days of theoretical contents, through ZOOM, and a third day with a fieldwork morning in Ferragudo.
Alexandra Teodósio and Joana Cruz wrote a chapter about the impacts of the ocean acidification on zooplankton communities in the book "Zooplankton Ecology".
During this week, we celebrated the National Science and Technology Week in collaboration with Ciência Viva , where we show our laboratories, the researchers who work there daily, their research and contributions to society.
Our researchers won the Born from Knowledge 2020 award with their research project "Development of a farmed fish with reduced allergenic potential”. The award was assigned by the Agência Nacional de Inovação (ANI).
Sebastian was one of the winners who had the opportunity to choose where to carry out his PhD. Among the more than 800 offers that the research centres provided, Sebastian chose to do his PhD at CCMAR.
Our researcher Ana Grenha from the Marine Molecular Bioengineering group won the Robalo Cordeiro SPP/AstraZeneca/Novartis 2020 Award for her new project " Immunisation by inhalation – A strategy for respiratory diseases".
