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Museum of Marine Biology and Evolution for children
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Science school for children
Discovering Science WITH Scientists
The Zoological Station Anton Dohrn is internationally renowned for the expertise and the results of research on marine life and the public has been always involved. It is important to educate young people to respect the marine biodiversity and the habitats and ecosystems around us, especially at sea. The researchers of the SZN are permanently involved in this mission. The SZN improves the education of children of primary and secondary schools with dedicated training programs in order to increase their interest in science and technology, so as to become the researchers of tomorrow, and to contribute to a science-literate society.
The Aquarium and the Sea Turtle Research Centre, are the primary tools to transfer this knowledge and passion to young children, and to strengthen their environmental education, offering at once culture, science education and entertainment.
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Cultural Association
No profit organizations, cultural associations and charities support Stazione Zoologica and participate in the accomplishment of its objectives. In particular, these associations protect, promote, and enhance the artistic and historical heritage, scientific research, education, and dissemination activities related to Stazione Zoologica.
In addition, these activities promote the connection with students and researchers who worked in the past at Stazione Zoologica (Ex Alumni) and stimulate the participation to scientific associations in the fields of interests of Stazione Zoologica.
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Le Tartarughe tornano libere - Metro
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Torneranno in mare due tartarughe ferite - Il Tempo 8 giugno 2016
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Our history
The foundation
The foundations of the Zoological Station were laid in March 1872. Anton Dohrn, founder and first director, was born in Stettin, in Pomerania, now part of Poland, in 1840, into a well-to-do bourgeois family. Dohrn studied zoology and medicine at various German universities, but without much enthusiasm. His ideals changed in summer 1862 when he arrived at Jena where Ernst Haeckel introduced him to the works and theories of Charles Darwin. Dohrn became a fervent defender of Darwin's theory of 'descent with modification', the theory of evolution by natural selection. He decided to devote his life to collecting facts and ideas in support of Darwinism, the starting point of a lifelong adventure.
During his academic career, Dohrn worked several times at facilities located on the seashore: Helgoland, Hamburg, Millport in Scotland and Messina. Here took shape the project to cover the globe with a network of stations of biological research, similar to train stations, where scientists could stop, collect material, realize observations and experiments, before moving to the next station. The possibility to use marine organisms for studies of systematic, physiology and morphology, as well as their possible economic interest, had led many biologists and academic institutions to try to establish research facilities on the shores of the sea. The first marine laboratory was founded in 1843 in Oostende. In France, the first workshop on the shores of the Sea was founded during the 50s in Concarneau, on the southern coast of Brittany. A French laboratory was founded in Wimereux, Roscoff in 1873, and another laboratory was founded in 1881 in Banyuls-sur-Mer on the Mediterranean coast. In the United States the stages were substantially similar, indicating the existence of a widespread need for this type of institutions. Louis Agassiz in 1873 founded the Anderson School of Natural History, a Pekinese Island, Johns Hopkins University in 1878 he founded the Chesapeake Zoological Laboratory, was founded in 1888 at the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory and in 1892 on the west coast, the Hopkins Marine Station California. All these institutions were still marine structures linked to research institutions or universities, and not independent structures that could host a variety of different researchers and projects. In addition, the American and French marine institutions were mainly for educational purposes, although during the Summer research was carried out, while the Zoological Station in Naples, as the laboratories in Trieste and Sevastopol, were used exclusively for research and advanced teaching
Facing many difficulties, Dohrn started to fantasize about the possibility for marine biologists to reach the sea and to find a work table ready, with a laboratory, services, chemicals, magazines and books, and information on where and when certain species could be found, together with information on the local conditions of the sea, the sea bed, the coast. Dohrn, after trying to carry out his project in Messina, decided that Naples would be the ideal place for his station. The choice of this city was due to the great biological richness of the Mediterranean Sea and to the opportunity to develop a research of great international importance in a city internationally oriented and large. After visiting the aquarium in Berlin, which had just been opened, he had thought that a public aquarium could earn enough to pay for a permanent assistant for the laboratories. Naples, with its 500,000 inhabitants was one of Europe's largest and most attractive city, with a large influx of tourists (30,000 per year), potential visitors of the aquarium.
Putting together imagination, willpower, diplomatic skills and a good dose of luck, thanks to the friendly support of scientists, artists and musicians, Anton Dohrn overcame doubt, ignorance and misunderstanding and was able to persuade the local authorities to give him, free of charge, a piece of land on the shore of the sea in the beautiful Villa Comunale, called Royal Park. He promised to build the Zoological Station at his own expenses. Dohrn knew exactly what he wanted and how, and he prepared the construction projects. The foundations were laid in March 1872 and in September 1873 the building was finished. After the first building, currently the central part, a second building, connected to the first by a bridge, was added in 1885-1888, while the courtyard and the western part were built in 1905. Only fifty years later, the library was inserted between the first and the second building.
The public aquarium, which covers an area of 527 square meters, was opened on Jan. 26, 1874 and it remains unique because it has changed very little since its creation, and it is the oldest aquarium in the nineteenth century still working, exclusively dedicated to the fauna and flora of the Mediterranean. It was built under the supervision of William Alford Lloyd, a British engineer who had contributed to the project of public aquariums in Hamburg and London.
The official opening of the Zoological Station took place in April 14, 1875 and in December of that year contract was signed between Anton Dohrn and the City of Naples, represented by the Mayor, Senator Antonio Winspeare.
One feature important for the success of the institution was the remarkable agility and flexibility of its structure. It was an international institution by nature, founded by a German, managed as a family business and organized according to the German academic model, but localized in Italy, with an opening at the scientific and financial contributions of each country and institution. The idea of an agile, flexible, small but full of courage and spirit of initiative, characterizes the 'spirit' of the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, from its origins to today.
In order to promote the international nature of the station and to ensure its economic independence, and thus political, and the freedom of research, Dohrn introduced a series of innovative measures to finance his project, like renting work and research spaces ("research tables") for an annual fee the partners (universities, governments, scientific institutions, private foundations, even individuals) could finance a one-year-stay in Naples of a scientist, who would find what needed to carry out his research project (space in a laboratory animal, a great library and the help of a technical expert), "without conditions", meaning that the researchers were completely free to pursue their own projects and ideas.
Dohrn also began, as an additional source of revenue, to send samples and biological preparations. Thanks to the ability of another Neapolitan, Salvatore Lo Bianco, who started to work at the station at the age of 14 years. The methods of conservation of marine organisms were improved to the point that the Zoological quickly became renowned for the beauty and technical perfection of its collections of preserved marine animals. Samples and collections were sold to museums, universities, schools and individuals. Salvatore Lo Bianco also became a systematic value and many guests of the station in their publications have recognized its important contribution to research.
Convinced that the availability of a good literature was necessary for a cutting-edge research, Anton Dohrn donated his important library to the Zoological Station and requested donations to scientific publishers, academics and scientists, as Darwin, Huxley, Virchow. Overall, the bibliographic collections of the Stazione Zoologica quickly became an invaluable instrument for bibliographic research and in fact many scientists have sometimes traveled to Naples in the exclusive purpose of having access to the library, still unmatched in Europe.
The Stazione Zoologica offered its guests the best scientific displays available, acquired through donations or particularly favorable prices. Thus, the latest models of Zeiss microscopes were systematically tested and made available in Naples and Ernst Abbe, mathematician, physicist and partner of Zeiss, one of the closest friends of Dohrn, allowed the purchase of microscopes and other optical equipment with a substantial reduction. In return, the researchers of the Stazione Zoologica suggested ways to improve the tools and the made Zeiss known to the international scientific community. Microtomes, methods of cutting and coloring were also tested and improved assistants and guests of the station, thus maintaining the high technical level of the methods and tools available to researchers.
Who we are
The Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn of Naples was established in 1872 by the German scientist Anton Dohrn. It is at present a public research organization controlled by the Ministero dell'Istruzione dell'Università e della Ricerca.
The Stazione Zoologica is among the top research institutions in the world in the fields of marine biology and ecology. Initiated by its founder with the mission to promote basic research by hosting scientists that needed marine organisms for their studies, it is now based on the research carried out by its own staff.
The present mission of the Stazione Zoologica is to conduct basic research in biology with a focus on marine organisms and their biodiversity, tightly linked with studies on biological evolution and marine ecosystem dynamics, using an integrated and interdisciplinary approach. The Stazione Zoologica also supports access to marine organisms for the international scientific community and provides high level training in its mission areas.
From May 1st 2011 the Stazione Zoologica is governed by a Statute that allowed the constitution of an active national scientific community of reference.
Organization
Here, in brief, the organization chart of SZN, as per the Body of Rules of Organization and Functioning, approved by the Administration Board.
Mission and Vision
Mission
The mission of the Stazione Zoologica is the research of the fundamental processes of biology, which include marine organisms and their biodiversity, in close link with the study of their evolution and the dynamics of marine ecosystems, using an integrated and interdisciplinary approach. The study of the resulting biotechnological applications is part of the mission of SZN.
The research in marine biology, apart from fostering progresses in basic knowledge, have often a biomedical impact. Some illuminating examples are the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine obtained by eminent scientists for their studies on marine organisms. The recent sequencing of the genomes of some marine organisms and the increasing ease of obtaining new ones, the ability to use new methods of so-called reverse genetics and advanced microscopy, open new frontiers of investigation in the field of Biology. In addition, the exploration of biodiversity in the seas is a sector, which will be considered increasingly fundamental for the advances related to the knowledge of basic biological mechanisms, of new bioactive substances and the mechanisms involved in the global climate balances.
Among national and international Research Institutes, the peculiarity of the SZN derives from some key characteristics:
• The co-existence of biological and ecological research, key elements for a comprehension of the overall balance of the marine environment and the basic mechanisms that govern it.
• The capability to benefit of a multidisciplinary approach including genetics, cellular and developmental biology, physiology, ecology and oceanography.
• The capability to explore and develop methodologies and experimental protocols that represent a reference point for important researches transferred in other system and/or organisms.
• The competences on a wide range of organisms, which allow the SZN researchers to face ecological problems by evaluating the biological component in its complexity.
Apart from this specific research activities, the mission of the Stazione Zoologica – in accordance to its tradition – is nowadays to:
• provide access to marine organisms for the international scientific community;
• provide qualified consultancy to public Institutions;
• provide advanced training.
In particular, the ability to develop research activity and at the same time to provide specialized scientific services with a high technological impact and with a multidisciplinary approach, represent the strength of the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn; this characteristic makes the SZN unique among the national research institutes.
Vision
Following the current prescriptions given by the EU Mission Board on Healthy Oceans, Seas, Coastal and Inland Waters, the Mission Starfish 2030 (Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030) has been proposed. This aims to know, restore and protect our ocean and waters by 2030, by reducing human pressures on marine and freshwater environments, restoring degraded ecosystems and sustainably harnessing the essential goods and services they provide (https://ec.europa.eu/info/publications/mission-starfish-2030-restore-our-ocean-and-waters_en). Inspired by the shape of the starfish, five overarching objectives for 2030 have been identified:
a. Filling the knowledge and emotional gap,
b. Regenerating marine and freshwater ecosystems,
c. Zero pollution,
d. Decarbonizing our ocean, and waters
e. Revamping governance.
These five objectives are mutually supportive and taken together, Mission Starfish 2030 will aim to enable the restoration of the water cycle as a whole. For each of the five objectives, a set of ambitious, realistic and measurable targets have been defined. They specifically address the actors, activities, tools and systems that need to be called upon to reach each objective. These are considered the indispensable components of a holistic approach to systemic change. Conservation efforts should be incorporated within an Ecosystem Based Management framework and should address the entire ocean and water system with a holistic approach, if they are to succeed. The future we must collectively create will be defined by how we perceive ourselves to be in relation to the natural capital of our oceans and waters, guiding the choices we now make.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by the United Nations in 2015, identified 17 Sustainable Development Goals and 169 targets. Goal #14 “Life below water” aims to “Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development”. The SZN research priorities strongly align to this goal, including other Goals, such as #13 (Climate Action - “Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts”).
The Stazione Zoologica achieved rapid growth in terms of personnel over the last 5 years. This trend should continue to be consolidated for the next decade, thus increasing the leading role at national and international level as reference for its expertise in the field of marine science and particularly of marine biology and ecology.
We believe that marine biodiversity is the greatest source of knowledge yet unexplored of the Planet and that further study is required to provide a major contribution to the advancement of human knowledge and acquiring new tools for sustainability.
The development of new technologies and expansion of current approaches allow us to study biodiversity at all levels of organization. The scientific outcomes and continue increase in SZN research capacity will allow to stimulate the growing capacity of turning research into data, and data into knowledge.
The SZN wants to seize this opportunity, challenging the inter-disciplinarity ‘priority’ by enhancing its expertise and further expanding the leading role in a global collaborative network. For the next decade we identify the following Research strategic areas.
SZN Vision for the years 2021-2030
SZN Research Strategic areas for the 2021-2030 decade:
a) Characterization of molecules, structures, physiology, adaptation, threats, resilience of marine organisms and assemblages to explore their capacity to adapt to extreme environments and conditions.
b) Genomics of marine organisms applying an eco-evo-devo integrated approach.
c) Exploration of the mechanisms of macro and micro-evolution from genomes to epigenetics epigenomes, from species to communities integrating different approaches.
d) Exploring and analysis of patterns and processes of marine biodiversity, adopting novel integrated, and holistic approaches.
e) Understanding impact of Global Change through marine observatories for answering to strategic needs.
f) Improve the conservation of marine biodiversity through an ecosystem-based management approach.
g) Exploiting marine organisms’ potential for industry, food and medicine for developing eco-sustainable marine biotechnologies.
h) Supporting the eco-sustainable development of renewable energy resources from the sea.
Rules and regulations
Regulatory References of organisation and activities
L. 886/1982, Riordinamento della Stazione Zoologica "Antonio Dohrn" di Napoli;
L. 168/1989, Istituzione del Ministero dell'università e della ricerca scientifica e tecnologica;
DPR. del 05/08/1991, Individuazione di Enti di Ricerca a carattere non strumentale;
D. Lgs. 165/2001, Norme generali sull'ordinamento del lavoro alle dipendenze delle amministrazioni pubbliche;
D. Lgs. 163/2006, Codice dei contratti pubblici relativi a lavori, servizi e forniture in attuazione delle direttive 2004/17/CE e 2004/18/CE;
D. Lgs. 150/2009, Attuazione della legge 4 marzo 2009, n. 15, in materia di ottimizzazione della produttività del lavoro pubblico e di efficienza e trasparenza delle pubbliche amministrazioni;
D. Lgs. 213/2009, Riordino degli enti di ricerca in attuazione dell'articolo 1 della legge 27 settembre 2007, n. 165;
DPR. 207/2010, Regolamento di esecuzione ed attuazione del decreto legislativo 12 aprile 2006, n. 163, recante «Codice dei contratti pubblici relativi a lavori, servizi e forniture in attuazione delle direttive 2004/17/CE e 2004/18/CE»;
L. 190/2012, Disposizioni per la prevenzione e la repressione della corruzione e dell'illegalità nella pubblica amministrazione;
D. Lgs. 39/2013, Disposizioni in materia di inconferibilità e incompatibilità di incarichi presso le pubbliche amministrazioni e presso gli enti privati in controllo pubblico, a norma dell'articolo 1, commi 49 e 50, della legge 6 novembre 2012, n. 190.
CCNL Triennio 2019-2021, Contratto Collettivo Nazionale di Lavoro relativo al personale del comparto Istruzione e Ricerca.
General Administrative Acts
Procedura Segnalazioni di Illecito - Whistleblowing (Approvata con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 132 del 27.7.2023)
PIANO INTEGRATO DI ATTIVITÀ E ORGANIZZAZIONE (PIAO) 2023-2025 (Approvato con delibera del CdA n. 6 del 24 marzo 2023)
Piano Triennale di Attività 2023-2025
SZN_Piano Triennale della Prevenzione della Corruzione e della Trasparenza_2022-2024 (Approvato con delibera del CdA n. 29 del 15 marzo 2022)
SZN_Piano Triennale della Prevenzione della Corruzione e della Trasparenza_2021-2023 (Approvato con delibera del CdA n. 46 del 31 marzo 2021)
Piano Triennale per l’Informatica 2022-2024 (Approvato con delibera del CdA n. 53 del 26/04/2022)
Statuto della Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn
Codice Etico (Approvato con delibera CdA n. 4 del 16/02/2021)
Disciplinary Code and Code of Conduct
Codice di comportamento dei dipendenti della Stazione Zoologica (Approvato con delibera del CdA n. 55 del 26/04/2022)
DPR n. 62/2013, Regolamento recante Codice di comportamento dei dipendenti pubblici, a norma dell'articolo 54 del decreto legislativo 30 marzo 2001, n. 165;
D. Lgs. 165/2001, Norme generali sull'ordinamento del lavoro alle dipendenze delle amministrazioni pubbliche;
Body of Rules and Operating Procedures of the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn
Atto di Indirizzo per affidamento di incarichi per prestazioni occasionali e consulenze professionali (Approvato con Determina del Direttore Generale n. 953 del 14/11/2023)
Atto di indirizzo per la dismissione dei beni mobili di proprietà dell’Ente (Approvato con determina del Direttore Generale n. 1034 del 20/12/2024)
Gender Equality Plan - Piano per l’Uguaglianza di Genere (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 189 del 19.10.2021)
Disciplinare Contratti di Ricerca (Approvato con decreto del Presidente n.90 del 16/04/2025)
Linee guida reclutamento ricercatori e tecnologi (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 251 del 22/12/2021)
Ph.D. Program guidelines and codes of practice book (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 54 del 26/04/2022)
Regolamento di accesso ai preparati delle Collezioni Zoologiche (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 10 del 26/01/2022)
Regolamento di Accesso del Personale Non Dipendente (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 96 del 29 giugno 2022)
Regolamento per l’Amministrazione, la Finanza e la Contabilità (Approvato con Delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 8 del 25 settembre 2018 e approvato dal MIUR il 30 novembre 2018. Modificato con Delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 3 del 16 febbraio 2021 e approvato dal MUR il 26 marzo 2021)
Precedente Regolamento di Amministrazione, Contabilità e Finanza (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 148 del 3/10/2008 e successive modifiche e integrazioni)
Regolamento Assegni di Ricerca (Approvato con Delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 6 del 31/1/2019)
Regolamento per le Attività di Comunicazione e Informazione (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 104 del 14.06.2021)
Regolamento per l’attribuzione dei fondi premiali per le pubblicazioni scientifiche dei ricercatori e tecnologi dell’Ente (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 4 del 24/01/2024)
Regolamento Benefici di Natura Assistenziale e Sociale (Approvato con Delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 9 del 17/12/2015)
Regolamento Borse per la Ricerca (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 3 del 24/01/2024)
Regolamento Proprietà industriale - Brevetti
Regolamento della Commissione Etica (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 53 del 20/04/2021)
Regolamento Conto Terzi (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 6 del 24/03/2014)
Regolamento per la disciplina delle sponsorizzazioni e delle altre tipologie di finanziamento all’Ente (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 190 del 19.10.2021)
Regolamento di Gestione e Funzionamento dei Dipartimenti della Stazione Zoologica “Anton Dohrn” (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 35 del 15.03.2022)
Regolamento di Gestione e Funzionamento delle Sedi Territoriali (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 58 del 18/05/2020)
Regolamento di Funzionamento delle Sedi Territoriali – Tipo A della Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn (Approvato con Delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 168 del 21.11.2023)
Regolamento per la gestione del servizio cassa economale (Approvato con delibera Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 4 del 11.05.2019)
Regolamento interno per lo svolgimento in sicurezza delle attività subacquee scientifiche(Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n.113 del 02/07/2024)
Regolamento Interno per l’utilizzo degli strumenti, servizi e risorse informatiche (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 27 del 12/03/2020) Pubblicato il 24.3.2020
Regolamento sul Lavoro agile per il personale della Stazione Zoologica (Approvato con delibera del CdA n. 18/2024 del 21/03/2024)
Regolamento per il mantenimento e la manipolazione di colture di microalghe e altri organismi marini produttori di tossine o di fattori di rischio potenziale per la salute (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 105 del 14/06/2021)
Regolamento Missioni (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 54 del 20/04/2021) IN VIGORE DAL 1 OTTOBRE 2021
Regolamento per il monitoraggio e la gestione delle violazioni di dati (data breach) (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 28 del 12/03/2020)
Regolamento dell'Organismo per il Benessere Animale (OBA)
Regolamento di Organizzazione e Funzionamento (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 34 del 15 marzo 2022)
Regolamento del Personale (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 5 del 26/04/2016)
Regolamento del Personale Associato Stazione Zoologica “Anton Dohrn” (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 5 del 24/01/2024)
Regolamento Premialità e incentivi su finanziamenti aggiuntivi da progetti europei (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 103 del 31 luglio 2020)
Regolamento per Procedure Operative Vasche Aquarium (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 179 del 28 novembre 2024)
Regolamento Programma di Dottorato Stazione Zoologica “Anton Dohrn” (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 195 del 27 dicembre 2023 – seduta del 18 dicembre 2023)
Regolamento Scientific Publication Policy (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 7 del 31 gennaio 2019)
Regolamento Spin-off (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione il 19/06/2014)
Regolamento Telelavoro (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 7 del 04/04/2017)
Regolamento Unico di Accesso (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 106 del 14/06/2021)
Regolamento per l'uso del logo e la concessione di patrocinio (Approvato con delibera del Consiglio di Amministrazione n. 10 del 22 febbraio 2018)
Procedure operative in materia di affidamento diretto dei contratti pubblici di lavori, servizi e forniture di importo inferiore ad euro 40.000,00 (Approvate con Determina del Direttore Generale n. 76 del 30.01.2024)
Procedura Operativa automezzi SZN (Approvata con Determina del Direttore Generale n. 759 del 25/09/2023)
Procedure operative per la Formazione del personale SZN ( Approvate con DDG n. n. 479 del 22/05/2024)
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