by ChiLomb | Oct 23, 2026 | PROJECTS
A new study shows where marine biodiversity is most exposed to human activities and how to reduce the risks The Gulf of La Spezia is one of the richest places for marine life in the Mediterranean. It includes protected areas such as the Portovenere and Cinque Terre...
by ChiLomb | Oct 20, 2026 | PROJECTS
For centuries, European flat oyster (Ostrea edulis) beds were among the most widespread coastal habitats on the Mediterranean seabed. Even in Roman times these molluscs were eaten and farmed: chronicles from the period describe the first oyster farming facilities. By...
by ChiLomb | Oct 13, 2026 | PROJECTS
Regenerating the Bay: Nature-Based Solutions in Santa Teresa Marine ecosystems, the largest on Earth, play a crucial role in regenerative processes. By providing “services to people” (known as Ecosystem Services), including regulating, provisioning, supporting and...
by ChiLomb | Oct 8, 2026 | PROJECTS
In the heart of the Smart Bay Santa Teresa – a natural laboratory where scientific research, technology and sustainability meet – sound becomes a tool for reading the territory. Figure 1 – The Bay of Santa Teresa and the monitoring context: an environment where nature...
by ChiLomb | Nov 10, 2025 | PROJECTS
Smart Bay Santa Teresa Underwater Observatory is an infrastructure of Smart Bay Santa Teresa cooperation platform, empowered through the fundings of Recovery and Resilience Plan dedicated to strengthening of EU research infrastructures, such as EMBRC-UP project...
by ChiLomb | Jun 6, 2025 | PROJECTS
‘Man is the most mimic of all beings and by means of mimicry he acquires all knowledge’ – Aristotle poetics (IV,2). With more anthropological precision, man is integrally mimicking animal. That is to say, only man “understands” the interactions of the Real. We...
