News
The genomes of transmissible shellfish cancers have been sequenced for the first time, revealing levels of genomic instability not seen in other cancers.
João Cardoso, Adelino Canário and Inês Leal went to Namibe, in Angola, for the second sampling field trip of the project HeathyBi4Namibe.
The duration and intensity of marine heatwaves may persist for longer in deeper water, according to a study published in Nature Climate Change, led by researchers of CCMAR and University of Algarve. The findings indicate that...
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Sargassum macroalgal blooms developing in the North Equatorial Current have since 2011 caused immense problems.
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Tiago started working as a Multimedia Specialist in our Communication Department. Welcome to the team!
Anaís has joined the Communication Department, where she is doing an internship to support CCMAR's science communication and institutional communication areas. Welcome to the team!
David is the lastest member of our Quantitative Bio-Imaging Lab, working with mesoscale imaging. Welcome!
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