ASSEMBLE

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Europe has a very long and distinguished history in marine biology and its coastal marine biological stations are the oldest in the world. For example, Stazione Zoologica in Naples, Station Biologique in Roscoff and Kristineberg Marine Research Station in Fiskebäckskil were all established in the late 19th Century.

Even at that time these stations acted as international infrastructure sites to serve, enhance and develop collaborative marine research worldwide. Now the major marine research stations in Europe are developing new technologies and facilities that allow a higher quality of service, not only for the marine biologist community but also for other disciplines, like the increasing number of scientists that are turning to marine organisms as models.

CALLS

Spring deadline

Autumn deadline

Project period

June-November

December-May

Opening of call

November

May

Deadline

February 15

September 15

Local list done

March 1

October 1

USP meeting & selection

March 15

October 15

Feedback to applicants

April 1

November 1

Installations to which access is offered

  • Laboratories: at both SZN -Naples and SZN -Ischia marine stations, access to all basic research equipment, and technical support. Users may nominate host labs. 
  • Platforms: seven platforms are available, Molecular Biology, Microscopy (inc Electron microscopy), Phytoplankton identification, Maintenance of Marine Organisms, Collection of Marine organisms, Techniques for gene expression, and Flow cytometry, including equipment and support from technical staff. 
  • Research vessels: R/V Vettoria and R/V  Federico Raffaele  and M/V Phoenicia including all research equipment and technical support from crews.

 

Application form

CONTACT

Contact: ASSEMBLE@szn.it

SZN –Assemble coordinator Dr Graziano Fiorito (graziano.fiorito@szn.it)

Secretary – Mrs Margherita Groeben (margherita.groeben@szn.it)

 

Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn
Villa Comunale
80121 Naples
ITALY
Tel +39 - 081 - 5833247
Fax +39 - 081 - 7641355

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