ASSEMBLE is finished
The ASSEMBLE project has now come to an end. The ASSEMBLE management team would like to say thank you to all contributors.
At the Las Cruces station, in Chile
Ascidia
Fucus in new culturing system
Octopus
IUI - research vessels (M Cock)
Winter dressed lobster creel
IUI - teaching building (M Cock)
Micro algae (B Lundve)
Under water in the Red Sea
View of the Scottish West coast
Trawling at the Swedish West coast
Common sun star with fertilized eggs
ASSEMBLE was an EU FP7 research infrastructure initiative comprising a network of marine research stations.
Transnational Access
A new project, ASSEMBLE Plus provides transnational access opportunities. Click on the banner below for more information!
Networking
Networking activities are performed to enhance interoperability both within and outside of the ASSEMBLE network. This includes organizing workshops as well as establishing a virtual tool-box and a common database for marine organisms.
Research
Joint research is conducted to improve the provision of marine biological and/or ecological models with an emphasis on models for marine genomics.
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9th call closed
The 9th ASSEMBLE call for on-site access is now closed. Applicants will have their results by mid-October.
6
Sep
The largest genomes ever seen in a virus
Cover page of Science magazine
