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Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn
Explore the Mediterranean Sea to understand and protect the Global Ocean
Founded in 1872, the SZN is among the most influential research Institutions in the field of marine biology and ecology.
The SZN carries on advanced research on the biology, ecology and evolution of marine organisms.
A core activity of the SZN is the higher education and formation of young scientists to lead pure and applied research.
Research Departments
The research at the SZN is organized in 5 Departments, three focusing on scientific research: 1) Biology and Evolution of Marine Organisms; 2) Integrative Marine Ecology, 3) Marine Animal Conservation and Public Engagement and two dedicated to technological research 4 Research Infrastructures for Marine Biological Resources, 5) Marine Biotechnology.
Biology and Evolution of Marine Organisms
Studies the fundamental biological mechanisms that allow animals to deal with the challenges of Life on Earth.
Ecosustainable Marine Biotechnology
The mission of the Marine Biotechnology Department is to conduct and promote scientific research regarding the possible applications of marine natural products in the biomedical and environmental sectors
Integrative Marine Ecology
Promotes interdisciplinary research on biodiversity, structure and functioning of marine ecosystems.
Research Infrastructures for marine biological resources
The Department of Research Infrastructures for marine biological resources (RIMAR) provides high technology services and access to infrastructure and research platforms to the national and international scientific community, as well as support third mission activities such as third-party contracts
Marine Animal Conservation and Public Engagement
Research activities aim at conservation of large marine vertebrates and correct management and reproduction of marine fauna in controlled environment.
Hot Topics
A summary of the most recent research activities carried out in our laboratories.
Virus-induced spore formation as a defense mechanism in marine diatoms
Virus-induced spore formation as a defense mechanism in marine diatoms
Species-specific gamete interaction during sea urchin fertilization
Roles of the egg jelly and vitelline layer
Sea turtles are now texting their whereabouts directly to the researchers
Loggerhead sea turtles are abundant in the Western Mediterranean.
Photogallery
Images of the marine research and marine life of the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, downloadable for your Desktop and promotional materials.
Last Publications
Advances in Colloid and Interface Science
Exploring organic contaminant and natural organic matter interactions across environmental systems using fluorescence spectroscopy: A critical review
Animal Reproduction Science
Sexual plasticity of Hippolyte inermis Leach (Crustacea, Decapoda): Gene expression of vitellogenin and insulin-like androgenic gland hormone
Marine Genomics
Comparative genomics of Idotea balthica populations: Evolutionary divergence between Mediterranean and Baltic lineages
Marine Pollution Bulletin
Evaluation of tissue-specific Bisphenol A accumulation in mussels upon acute exposure: A pilot study
Scientific Data
Coding and non-coding RNA sequencing during Thalassiosira gravida resting cell formation
Journal of Environmental Management
Evaluation of potential bioaccumulation of Bisphenol A in the mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis
International Journal o f Molecular Sciences
Conserved Signaling Pathways in the Ciona robusta Gut
Chemical Engineering Journal
Fate of bisphenol A in marine environment: a critical review
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