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  • Microbial Ecology and Biochemistry of Marine Biofilms (MEBMB)
    15 January 2018, by webmaster

    Our main objectives are to decipher the relative influence of parameters that shape microbial biofilm communities and their biochemical production, but also to detect associated functions as the resistome or polymer biodegradation. Biofilm communities are usually described along with seawater parameters (temperature, salinity, nutrients, metallic and organic pollutants, hydrodynamics, …) and surface characteristics (wettability, rugosity, smoothness, texturation, chemical nature of (…)

  • BARRE Abel
    1 October 2021

    From 01/10/2021 to 30/09/2024 Research Topics
    BIOFINDIC Project

  • Biofouling Integrative characterizatiOn & Description of HYdrodynamic Loadings
    4 February, by JFB

    The current trend is to limit or eliminate cleaning operations in farms in order to preserve their reef effect, and thus reduce their environmental impact, while drastically limiting maintenance costs. This is only possible if the phenomenon of biocolonisation is sufficiently understood to be anticipated. A focus on mooring lines and dynamic cables seems essential, as these key components are presumed to have different hydromechanical behaviour and therefore different wear once colonised. As (…)

  • BARRY-MARTINET Raphaëlle
    3 June 2016

    Research Topics
    Marine biofouling, marine microbial ecology, marine biofilms Online Profiles Orcid ResearchGate LinkedInLatest Publications

  • Revêtements non toxiques à fonctionnalités antisalissures et réduction de traînée
    7 June 2016, by Hugues BRISSET

    Personnes de MAPIEM participant au programme:
    Anton Charlène, Blache Yves, Briand Jean-François, Canilho Nadia, Culioli Gérald, Guentas-Dombrowsky Linda, Horatius Lydia, Margaillan André, Ortalo-Magné Annick, Petit Christelle, Tanguy Brigitte Partenaire(s) :BLANCOLOR
    Philippe Allex IFREMER
    Chantal Compère DCNS
    Philippe Le Calvé

  • BRIAND Jean-François
    3 June 2016

    Research Topics microbial ecology and ecotoxicology marine biofilms and biofouling diversity and drivers antifouling coatings contaminants bioaccumulation and bioindication anti-adhesion bioassay

  • Smart polymers for sustainable marine antifouling coatings
    25 April 2024, by ChB

    ECO-SmartAF :
    Funding: ANR
    Short Overview: The ECO-SmartAF project aims to develop new sustainable and environmentally friendly marine antifouling coatings to reduce the carbon footprint of maritime transport. Our approach is to design smart coatings that combine contact activity with appropriate amphiphilic surface chemistry, both of which prevent the adhesion of marine organisms. Smart alkoxyamine-based monomers will be designed to prepare seawater and/or enzyme-responsive polymers to (…)

  • MicroplastiX
    19 October 2020, by JFB

    Acronym :
    MicroplastiX Funding :
    JPI OCEANS (EU) Short Overview:
    Integrated approach to the fate of Microplastics (MPs) towards healthy marine ecosystems : MicroplastiX is an international interdisciplinary project bringing together 15 partners from 7 countries. The main goal of the project is to improve our understanding of the degradation mechanisms that affect microplastics (MPs) in environmental conditions, an issue of pressing urgency on which there is still relatively scarce (…)

  • Antifouling piezoelectric vibratory system
    24 July 2024, by ChB

    Acronym: PIEZOVIB
    Funding: ANR
    Short Overview: The PIEZOVIB project, between the CEA, the MAPIEM and the IFREMER, fits into this context. The proposed solution uses the vibration of the measuring surface by the use of piezoelectric actuators, outside the measuring periods. The surfaces will be transparent or not depending on the type of measurement. This project is based on the conclusive experience acquired in this field for three years, between the MAPIEM laboratory of the University (…)

  • Antifouling Coatings for War Ships
    7 June 2016, by Hugues BRISSET

    Financement:
    EDA Project.B0001-GEM1-ERG and B0945-GEM1-ERG
    Description:
    The pressure of environment regulations has reached to ban tin containing antifouling coatings, which could have fulfilled the objectives of dry-docking intervals previously mentioned. In addition, other metallic compounds are considered to be regulated in a near future such as copper base products well known to-day as antifouling components.
    New tin free self polishing / ablative antifoulings have been (…)