• Sciences de la Terre
  • Sciences marines

Observatoire Océanologique de Banyuls

OOB

  • Unité mixte de service

L’observatoire Océanologique de Banyuls-sur-Mer est l’un des trois campus marins de la Faculté des Sciences et d’ingénierie qui confèrent à Sorbonne Université une place singulière dans le paysage national de la biologie et des sciences marines. Les trois stations marines de Banyuls, de Roscoff et de Villefranche, réunies au sein de l’infrastructure nationale EMBRC France, fournissent à la communauté nationale un accès aux écosystèmes et aux organismes modèles marins. La station de Banyuls fournit aussi des moyens d’observations et des plateformes analytiques aux trois UMR (BIOM, LECOB et LOMIC) et à l’USR (LBBM) du site. La station est également en charge de services d’observation du milieu littoral (SOMLIT) et du suivi des écosystèmes benthiques dans les canyons côtiers et les plaines abyssales.

Publié le 24/08/2020 - Mis à jour le 16/12/2024

Équipes

Direction

  • Yves Desdevises

Direction adjointe

  • Frank Lartaud

Administration

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A standardized method to monitor marine litter in submarine canyons: implementation in Atlantic and Mediterranean reef ecosystems

Lauryn Olla, Liam Grégoire, Olivia Gérigny, Noëmie Michez, Pierre E Galand, Franck Lartaud

Marine litter has been quantified in several deep-sea environments, including complex habitats such as submarine canyons that host Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems. However, a standardized method for its characterization and quantification is still lacking. Here, we propose a simple and replicable…

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026, 232, pp.120073. ⟨10.1016/j.marpolbul.2026.120073⟩. ⟨hal-05687849⟩

  • Communication dans un congrès

Coastal rocky habitat connectivity changes in summer between 2000-2020 and 2080-2100 : combined reproduction timing, PLD and ocean current effect

Axelle Fleury, Claude Estournel, Patrick Marsaleix, Florence Sevault, Katell Guizien

Global warming have the potential to modify population connectivity resulting from larval transport, through various processes, including ocean circulation changes, reproduction timing and duration of the larval stage. In the present study, larval transport for sessile species dwelling on coastal…

iMarCo2026, Universidad de Vigo; CSIC; GDR Omer, Sep 2026, Vigo, Galicia, Spain. ⟨hal-05730155⟩

  • Communication dans un congrès

Connectivity of the mesophotic rocky habitat around the Canary islands : a modelling approach to explore reproduction timing, PLD and ocean current effects

Léo Lajus, Katell Guizien, Marcellin Samou Seujip

Mesophotic habitat have the potential to act as climatic refugia for many sessile species, and particularly octocorals which habitat depth range is quite large. However, until now the connectivity within mesophotic habitat has been understudied comparatively to shallow coastal ones. In the present…

iMarCo 2026, Universidad de Vigo; CSIC; GDR Omer, Sep 2026, Vigo, Spain. ⟨hal-05729682⟩

  • Article dans une revue

Coral restoration through the optimization of early life-stage dynamics: The case of the Mediterranean red coral (Corallium rubrum)

Bruna Giordano, Katell Guizien, Christine Ferrier-Pagès, Stéphanie Reynaud, Elisabetta Manea, E. Beraud, Arnaud Catania, M.I. Marcus Do Noscimento, Alessandro L Cau, G. Loentgen, Rita Cannas, C. Rottier, P. Ganot, R. Tignat-Perrier, S. Tambuttè, Denis Allemand, L. Bramanti

The recovery of ecosystem-engineering taxa, such as corals, is a critical conservation priority for maintaining habitat complexity, biodiversity, and ecosystem functioning, and requires integrated strategies that combine conservation and active restoration. In coral restoration, sexual propagation…

Biological Conservation, 2026, 321, pp.111985. ⟨10.1016/j.biocon.2026.111985⟩. ⟨hal-05668948⟩

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Observatoire Océanologique de Banyuls, Avenue Pierre Fabre
66650 BANYULS-SUR-MER