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• Anti Fouling Electro Coatings
  7 June 2016, by Hugues BRISSET

  Financement:
  ANR-ASTRID
  Descriptif:
  Intitulé du projet : Nouveaux revêtements électroactifs pour inhiber l’adhésion du biofilm marin sur des structures immergées en mer. (New AntiFouling ELECTROactive COATINGS to stop the settlement of marine biofouling on seawater immersed structures)
  This 3-years project was funded by the ANR ASTRID 2012 research program.
  The aim of this project is to develop new non-toxic or ecological AF paints combining selfpolishing properties and an AF (…)

• Médiation chimique entre l’algue brune méditerranéenne Taonia atomaria et la communauté bactérienne associée à sa surface
  8 June 2016
• Polymère à empreinte moléculaire électrochimique: Application à la détection de HAP
  8 June 2016
• Metabolomic and proteomic profiling of the marine biofilm-forming Pseudoalteromonas lipolytica response to copper stress
  4 September 2018
• Dynamique et facteurs conditionnant la colonisation de surfaces polymères par les biofilms en milieu marin
  1 February 2018
• Etude par métabolomique (LC-MS) de souches bactériennes issues de biofilms marins
  3 June 2016
• Etude par métabolomique de la chimiodiversité de souches bactériennes issues de biofilm marins
  3 June 2016
• Screen-printed 96 well-microplates for screening electroactive coatings
  12 September 2016
• LEZRAK Omar-Charif
  24 April 2019

  From 23/04/2019 to 10/05/2019 Research Topics
  Development of chromatographic methods (HILIC)

• 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 (…)