NIB - MORSKA BIOLOŠKA POSTAJA PIRAN
The Day of open doors at the Marine Biology Station Piran, 7. 6. 2019
We invite you to the Day of open doors at the Marine Biology Station Piran
National Institute of Biology,
on Friday, 7th June 2019, to celebrate the World Ocean Day on the theme
''Together we can protect and restore our ocean''
The oceanographic buoy "Vida" is again operational
We are pleased to announce to the users of the Oceanographic buoy "VIDA" website that the work on the repair of Vida is completed. The buoy is operational again - currently are available the data on wind, air temperature and humidity, sea currents and waves. The data on sea temperature and salinity, as well the dissolved oxygen, will be available at the latest within one week.
Ocean Governance for Sustainability – Challenges, Options and the Role of Science
Marine Biology Station Piran, Nacional Institute of Biology is organizing the Working Group Meeting of the COST Action OceanGov from 7th till 8th March 2019 in Piran, Slovenia
The Day of open doors at the Marine Biology Station Piran, 8. 6. 2018
We invite you to the Day of open doors at the Marine Biology Station Piran
National Institute of Biology,
on Friday, 8th June 2018, to celebrate the World Ocean Day on the theme
''Keep the Oceans blue - the Sea without plastic''
The participation in ASSEMBLE PLUS project
NIB participates in the ASSEMBLE PLUS project, which started on October 1st, 2017 and will last for four years. Coordinator at NIB is Andreja Ramšak, PhD.
Project details : FISH-AGRO TECH CBC
The project FISH-AGRO TECH CBC, that started on 1st of July 2017, is financed by Interreg Italia-Slovenija 2014-2020 and will last 30 months.
MARISTEM COST ACTION 16203
MARISTEM COST ACTION 16203
On October 2, the COST Action CA16203 “MARISTEM” officially started and will be active for the next 4 years. It was proposed by a panel of 11 countries leaded by Prof. Loriano Ballarin, Department of Biology, University of Padova (Italy) and, at the moment includes 17 COST member countries and Russia. Coordinator at MBS is dr. Andreja Ramšak.
Press Release 2
GoJelly project officially kicks off!
NIB representatives participated in the first project meeting on Madeira together with over 40 experts to discuss the first steps to develop sustainable Jellyfish products.
Microplastics in the Gulf of Trieste
Contamination of marine enviroment with plastics and consequently microplastics is nowadays an emerging problem. The quantity of plastic materials in marine environment is increasing every year. They contain different additives which can be harmful to marine organisms after their release from the polymeric material. Moreover, plastic particles, floating on sea surface or settled to the sea bottom represent important surfaces for the adsorption of different pollutants from the seawater and/or sediments. After the ingestion of these particles, the pollutants are released from the particles and accumulated in the organisms, where they can cause severe effects to their health. Researchers from NIB Mateja Grego and Oliver Bajt raised the awareness of plastic pollution and explained their research outcomes for the italian television RAI.
