Scientific news

A study by the Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM) shows that areas where fishing is prohibited are contributing to the recovery, in just a few years, of species such as hake, one of the most commercially interesting in the Mediterranean.

Molecular techniques have allowed researchers to identify the coexistence of several previously unknown parasite species.

Researchers from the ICM and the UdG propose an appropriate management for these species based on a balance between exploitation and conservation.

During the project’s kick-off meeting, which was held last January, the partners explained not only the role and responsibilities of everyone but also the main objectives and research lines of the project.

A study from the ICM and the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) shows that these corals started developing even before the appearance of the first Neanderthals and brings unprecedented insights into the environmental constraints and climatic events that controlled their formation.

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