Long-term effects of environmental change on invertebrates at the basis of marine food webs: A multigenerational, interspecies, interorder approach

Assessing the biological capacity for marine ecosystem resilience: Acclimation and adaptation in a rapidly changing environment

Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in stressed environments

Cofunding core facility - EMBRC+ Core Facility

Effects of ocean warming on invertebrates at the basis of marine food webs: A multigenerational, interspecies, interorder approach

Energy transfer at the basis of marine food webs in a changing world

Fatty acids as dietary tracers in benthic food webs

MARES: Research Network for Marine Ecosystem Health and Conservation

Marine ecosystem functioning under environmental change: a functional approach beyond species identity

Marine ecosystem functioning under environmental change: a functional approach beyond species identity

Molecular insights in the adaptation strategies of two marine planktonic copepods coping with climate change

The role of bacteria in copepod feeding behavior to steer the energy flow at the basis of marine food webs

WARM AND WANTED: EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND FISHERIES ON FISH GROWTH

What is the relative importance of chemical pollution and climatic factors in driving zooplankton community dynamics? - beurs Deschutter Yana

Blue knowledge: from pheno- to genotypic characterization of marine biodiversity.

Coastal defense systems based on the ‘Building with Nature’ principles: interdisciplinary project on coastal and ecology engineering and marine biology.

ESFRI project LIFEWATCH

Fatty acid pathways at the basis of marine food webs: a baseline for sustainable use of marine food resources

Nature-based coastal defense systems on waves-currents-seagrass interaction: interdisciplinary research on coastal and ecology engineering and marine biology

Strategic Institutional Partnership Escuela Superior Politecnica del Litoral (ESPOL)

The Flemish contribution to the European Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC-ERIC)

Top-down and bottom-up controls in benthic food webs, and their importance for the dynamics and functioning of meiobenthos and bacteria.

Importance of trophic ecology for marine biodiversity: a model study on the species level with diatoms and copepods harpacticoid