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New release: the 4SEAS Booklet 4SEAS has been working hard to offer you contents, exhibitions, videos, pictures, events and many other products about seas and marine sciences. What have been done so far? What results have we achieved? How many people did we manage to engage? Discover more about 4SEAS reading our 4SEAS BOOKLET!Read more |
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What is marine science? Shall we better call it "Marine sciences"? Do "seas" and "science" go well toghether? These key-questions are at the basis of 4SEAS, and we also asked you to express your point of view when answering our questionnaires at the beginning of the project. According to our audience response, science and seas make sense together for the large majority of responders (overall, around 75-80% of responders according to age). So, what do marine scientists do?Read more |
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18 of May 2010 - demonstration of several 4SEAS videos with comments of the scientists in frame of SCIENCE DAY was carried out in IBSS NASU (Ukraine) Read more |
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During January - February 2010, 4Seas Events on the joint Theme "History of Marine Research and Marine Expeditions” were held in the assembly hall of the Institute of Biology of Southern Seas (Sevastopol, Ukraine) with wide public interested in the Marine Biology Research and Marine Expeditions |
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What is marine science? Shall we better call it "Marine sciences"? Do "seas" and "science" go well toghether? These key-questions are at the basis of 4SEAS, and we also asked you to express your point of view when answering our questionnaires at the beginning of the project. According to our audience response, science and seas make sense together for the large majority of responders (overall, around 75-80% of responders according to age). So, what do marine scientists do?Read more |
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Outdoor lessons “Wintering waterbirds of Sevastopol Bays” were held by scientists of the Institute of Biology of Southern Seas for 12-15 years old scholars.
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ZOOPLANKTON is a diverse, graceful, beautiful animal community. The name “plankton” was proposed by the well-known German physiologist from Keel – Viktor Hensen who developed the sampling of plankton. The word “plankton” is derived from Greek and means “wanderer” or “drifter”. 
