The Mediterranean Institute of Biodiversity and Marine and Continental Ecology
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Interested in functional marine ecology, I started a PhD on October 2024 in which I am studying long-term effects of climate change on marine biodiversity, especially sponges.
My research focuses on 4 sponge' species (Spongia officinalis, Oscarella tuberculata, Aplysina cavernicola and Paraleucilla magna) in NW Mediterranean sea and involves embryology, histology and cytology approaches.
My thesis is splitted into three axes:
Currently, I am working on my PhD entitled " Impact of thermal variation of Mediterranean sea on sponge's reproduction and phenology"supervised by Thierry Pérez and Alexander Ereskovsky.
This PhD is part of MARRIO programme (MARseille to RIO: MARine biodiversity under global change scenaRIOs), coordinated by Thierry Pérez and Michelle Klautau.
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