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An international study involving OGS used underwater acoustics to monitor the presence of sperm whales over time and to reconstruct the composition of the populations visiting these areas

More than 40 scientists specializing in polar regions have published an assessment of the most common geoengineering approaches, concluding that they could be counterproductive in the fight against global warming. Among the authors is Florence Colleoni from OGS

The R/V Laura Bassi is scheduled to depart from Trieste tomorrow for a scientific campaign in the Mediterranean, which is scheduled to take place from 27 August to 15 September and is being coordinated by the OGS. The research activities, which will take place in the Gulf of Trieste, the Aeolian

Please note that our Institute will be closed from Monday, August 11 to Friday, August 15. We will resume normal activities on Monday, August 18.

A study by OGS and ISPRA focuses on the impact of bottom trawling and environmental variables on seabed communities

The funds will support the 41st campaign of the PNRA, with a focus on understanding major environmental and climate processes

The delegation from Xjenza Malta, the national agency of the Republic of Malta responsible for research and innovation, met with representatives of the Institute

a new research by OGS – published in the emerging journal Ocean Microbiology – has drawn attention to a lesser-known microorganisms that do not rely on sunlight to capture CO₂

The study introduces an advanced methodology for predictive models of invasive alien species, which was tested using the Caulerpa cylindracea alga as a case study.

A new study, published in the international journal Scientific Reports and conducted by two researchers from OGS, Umberta Tinivella and Michela Giustiniani, has modelled the stability of methane and carbon dioxide hydrates in marine sediments. This pioneering research paves the way for the