News

Excellent in science

The scientific work of researchers at MBP, dr. Tinkara Tinta and dr. Ana Rotter was selected for publication "Excellent in science 2015".

Saving the Mediterranean Shag

Today we saved the Mediterranean Shag, caught in the fishing nets...

INTERFACES project workshop

In the scope of INTERFACES, a Marie Curie Initial Training Network project funded by the European Union we will hold a workshop about the application of Qualitative and Quantitative Microbial and Molecular Techniques to ecohydrological interfaces. The workshop will be held at Marine Biology Station in Piran from 7th to 10th September 2015. It will be organised by Marine Biology Station Piran, Department of Systems Biology and Biotechnology from National Institute of Biology and BioSistemika LLC...

Ocean Sampling Day 2015

Scientists at the Marine Biology Station Piran, National Institute of Biology on the Slovenian coast will join researchers around the globe in a worldwide Ocean Sampling Day (OSD) on 21st of June 2015.

Open doors day 2015

We are celebrating the World Oceans Day by opening our doors on Friday, June 5th 2015. Guided tours, interactive workshops,lectures and project
presentations. All of these and much more to discover!

Another caught dolphin

In the last days we received two calls by fishermen who unfortunately noticed a dolphin getting caught in the net and died. This phenomenon is rare and was not recorded in the last years. Tilen Genov from Društvo Morigenos along with the colleagues from MBP put the dolphin out of the water. The dolphin was an adult  male (3.20 m in length). 

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Underwater camera working again

In January (17th - 18th January 2015) we experienced a breakdown of our underwater camer situated in the natural protected area of Punta Madona. Today we changed the connecting cables and returned the camera back to its original location. We wish you a pleasant experience in viewing the underwater world near Piran available at this link.

Show "Biogenic formations in Slovenian coastal sea"

On Monday, 9th February 2015 we opened the exhibition 'BIOGENIC FORMATIONS IN SLOVENIAN COASTAL SEA' at the Marine Biology Station, Fornace 41, Piran.

Strong wind blows new records

New data, close to historical records were recorded due to yesterday's weather:

Underwater camera not working

The last southern wind at the end of the week detached the connector cables on an already obsolete cable, connecting our underwater camera with the receiveng computer. The galvanization of connectors to a new cable is ongoing and will hopefully be finished soon.