European Marine Biological Resource Centre Biobank.

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European Marine Biological Resource Centre Biobank.

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European Marine Biological Resource Centre Biobank.

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EMBRC is a global reference Research Infrastructure responding to the societal Grand Challenges through advanced marine biology and ecology research.

 
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EMBRC is a global reference Research Infrastructure responding to the societal Grand Challenges through advanced marine biology and ecology research.

 
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EMBRC-ERIC is a global reference Research Infrastructure responding to the societal Grand Challenges through advanced marine biology and ecology research.

 
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Biobank: Universidade de Vigo (UVigo) Spain.

UVigo is a leading Institution in Marine Research in Spain.

 
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Biobank: Universidade de Vigo (UVigo) Spain.

UVigo is a leading Institution in Marine Research in Spain.

 
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Biobank: Universidade de Vigo (UVigo) Spain.

UVigo is a leading Institution in Marine Research in Spain.

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Facilitating Access to Marine Biological Resources

The most important biobanks of marine organisms in Europe are located in the Atlantic Area and are part of the European Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC-ERIC), a distributed global reference Research Infrastructure for fundamental and applied marine biology and ecology research, which is included in the European Strategic Roadmap for Research Infrastructures since 2008.

Biobanks provide Marine Biological Resources to academic and industrial researchers, becoming the backbone for the search of unique marine genes, bio-actives and biomaterials with potential for commercial development and job creation.

The EBB project aims to contribute to ensure the practical long-term transnational coordination of the marine biobanks through the establishment of the European Blue Biobank; a world class centrally curated marine biobank operated by EMBRC-ERIC. This initiative, the first of its kind worldwide, will increase the diversity and quality of Marine Biological Resources made available to user communities, facilitating their biotechnological valorization.

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THE PROJECT

Biobanks contribute to conservation of marine diversity by complementing traditional in-situ conservation techniques with ex-situ methods that are safe and reproducible for short, medium, and long-term storage of biological specimens.

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THE PROJECT

Biobanks contribute to conservation of marine diversity by complementing traditional in-situ conservation techniques with ex-situ methods that are safe and reproducible for short, medium, and long-term storage of biological specimens.

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CONSORTIUM

The EBB consortium is composed by 12 partners and 8 associated partners.

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CONSORTIUM

The EBB consortium is composed by 12 partners and 8 associated partners.

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OUR NEWS & EVENTS

  • 10 February, 2020 – - On November 2019, Ms. Catarina Anjos gave one talk in the “LACQUA 2019 Conference” held in San José (Costa Rica). On this conference Ms. Catarina Anjos presented two studies related to the cryoprevervation of oysters and Venus gallina larvae in an oral presentation, disseminating the EBB project. ...

  • 10 February, 2020 – - On November 2019, Dr. Elsa Cabrita gave the talk “Reproducción de peces”, in Puntarenas (Costa Rica). On this course Dr. Elsa Cabrita gave a masterclass showing how to cryopreserve semen from the fish “pargo manchado”, disseminating also the EBB project. This course was organized by LARVAplus red (CYTED). ...

  • 10 February, 2020 – - The article "Advances and uncertainties in compliance measures for users from the Nagoya Protocol in the European Union" authored by Dr. Laura Movilla, lecturer in Public International Law at the University of Vigo, has been accepted for publication in the journal Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (RECIEL). Research for this article was supported… ...

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EBB, the European Blue Biobank.