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  • POLLET Thomas
    26 May 2016, by webmaster

    Research Topics
    Aquatic microbial ecology

  • Accounting for BIOfouling through established Protocols of quantification
    19 January 2017, by Hugues BRISSET

    Elaborer des méthodes de caractérisation et de quantification du biofouling pour fiabiliser les données d’entrée nécessaires au dimensionnement et à la maintenance des systèmes Energies Marines Renouvelables (EMR).

  • 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 (…)

  • Identification et caractérisation des exopolymères de biofilms de bactéries marines
    9 June 2016, by Hugues BRISSET

    Beginning: 2010
    Defence: February 6, 2014

  • BESSETTE Sandrine
    20 September 2024, by FI

    From 02/09/2024 to 01/09/2025 Research Topics
    Inter-site variability of marine biofilms and risk of transfer of invasive species
    ANR-FRQ PAINTS

  • HENRY Eva
    1 February, by FI

    From 26/01/2026 to 20/03/2026 Research Topics
    Characterization of biofouling communities in offshore environments

  • Biofouling Integrative characterizatiOn & Description of HYdrodynamic Loadings
    4 February 2025, 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 (…)

  • PREVOST Emma
    3 December 2025, by FI

    From 01/12/2025 to 30/11/2028 Research Projects
    PLASDEEP

  • PORTAS Aurélie
    5 September 2023

    From 01/09/2023 to 31/08/2024

  • Application of metabolomics to understanding marine biofilms
    3 June 2016