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Espeland Marine Biological Station

Last updated: 2002-10-18 00:00
 
Location/coordinates: Raunafjorden, Bergen (60.3° N, 5.2° E)
Owner/operator: University of Bergen
Links/websites: Main website (http://www.ifm.uib.no/lsf)
Affiliated website (www.ifm.uib.no/lsf/inst2.html)
Publication website (http://www.ifm.uib.no/lsf/articles.html)

Research Activities

Marine Biology: - ecological and biodiversity studies
- experimental studies on plankton
Other Fields/Disciplines/Categories:

Projects

Previous/Current Projects: Recent and ongoing projects by guest research teams with EC support:



(Project - Organisation - Country - Contact)



A. Projects funded through the EC contract 'Large Scale Facility for Marine Pelagic Food Chain Research' (FP4; TMR Programme: 1996-2000):



1. Calanus finmarchicus: Latitudinal differences in population dynamics - Mesocosm studies

Roskilde University / Université Pierre et Marie Curie

Denmark / France

bhansen@virgil.ruc.dk



10. Fertilization and Pelagic Production Efficiency. Pilot experiment

Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Spain

santiago.hernandez-leon@biologia.ulpgc.es



11. Measurements of protozoan biomass in enclosure experiments

Université de Paris VI. Pierre & Marie Curie.

France

rassoul@ccrv.obs-vlfr.fr



12. Zooplankton grazing in a mesocosm system

Roskilde University

Denmark

hygum@virgil.ruc.dk



13. Nutrients and pelagic marine production. Phytoplankton population dynamics

University of Kiel

Germany

colijn@ftz-west.uni-kiel.de



16. Quantification of dominating benthic algae in the littoral zone using the Abundance Scale method

Helsinki University

Finland

PLBMMK@puknet.puk.ac.za



25. Dynamics of Micromonas pusilla and its viruses during different nutrient conditions - a mesocosms study

Göteborg University

Sweden

sahlsten@gmm.gu.se



30. Latitudinal differences in population dynamics of Calanus finmarchicus - Cohorte development and morphological and physiological changes during sex maturation of Calanus finmarchicus in mesocosms

Roskilde University / Université Pierre et Marie Curie

Denmark / France

hygum@virgil.ruc.dk



31. Nutrient control of dissolved organic material lability

University of Wales, Bangor / Plymouth Marine Laboratory / University of Copenhagen / National Environmental Research Institute / CNRS Laboratoire Arago

UK / Denmark / France

oss074@bangor.ac.uk



33. Diversity of autotrophic nanoflagellates in enclosures and adjacent natural waters

Plymouth Marine Laboratory

UK



34. Algal vegetation in Sørvestlandet between Sognefjord and Stadtlandet, Western Norway - a baseline study for comparison with algae at The Faroe Islands

University of Copenhagen / Kaldbak Marine Biological Laboratory / Marine Research Institute

Denmark / Iceland

ruthn@bot.ku.dk



36. Characterizing small pelagic fish and zooplankton for application to their acoustic abundance assessment

International Marine Centre / Istituto di ricerche sulle Risorse Marine e l'Ambiente

Italy

calise@irma.pa.cnr.it



56. Reproduction, development and phylogeny of the Pogonophora

Marine Biological Association / Universität Mainz / Universität Osnabrück

UK / Germany

100721.3720@compuserve.com



69. Phosphorus cycling and algal-bacterial affinity for orthophospahtes: comparison between the Gulf of Lions (Mediterranean Sea) and Osterfjorden (Norway)

Université de la Méditerranée

France

moutin@com.univ-mrs.fr



B. Projects funded through EC contract 'Bergen Marine Food Chain Research infrastructure' (FP5; IHP Programme: 2000-2001):



6. Phytoplankton sources of biogenic gases in the ocean

Southampton Oceanography Centre / Defence Evaluation and Research Centre

UK

dsw@soc.soton.ac.uk



7. Quantification of Emiliania huxleyi loss processes and their effect on sulphur cycling and bloom diversity under different nutrient regimes

Marine Biological Association / Plymouth Marine Laboratory / Univ. of East Anglia / Univ.of Warwick / Univ. of Bristol / Institut de Ciències del Mar

UK / Spain

whw@mba.ac.uk



11. Meso-bathypelagic (MBP) survey of the Southern Norwegian fjords

Université Pierre et Marie Curie

France

gorsky@obs-vlfr.fr



19. Genetic strucutre and phylogeography of Pomatoschistus sp and their gill parasite Gyrodactylus sp on the European Continental Shelf

Catholic University of Leuven

Belgium

els.gysels@bio.kuleuven.ac.be



21.Foraging methods and the meaning of the visual sense of Periphylla periphylla

University of Hamburg

Germany

henry.tiemann@zoologie.uni-hamburg.de



27. Effects of turbulence on C and nutrient dynamics in natural plankton communities

Institut de Ciencies del Mar / CNRS Villefranche / Univ. of Copenhagen / Univ. of Cambridge

Spain / France / Denmark / UK

celia@icm.csic.es



28. Biological responses to CO2- related changes in seawater carbonate chemistry during a bloom of Emiliania huxleyi

Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar- und Meeresforschung / CNRS, Obs. Océan. Villefranche / Univ. de Liège

Germany / France / Belgium

uriebesell@awi-bremerhaven.de



37. Chamical and microbial ecology of boreal Demosponges from the Korsfjord

University of Göttingen / Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology / Technical University of Berlin / University of Hamburg

Germany

fhoffma@gwdg.de



38. Production, fate and effects of new DOM in a coastal ecosystem

Univ. of Copenhagen / National Env. Res. Inst. / Observatoire Océanologique, Banyuls / Univ. of Wales Bangor

Denmark / France / UK

MSondergaard@zi.ku.dk



42. Plankton responses to turbulence in a gradient of nutrient concentrations

Institut de Ceineces del Mar, Barcelona / CNRS Station Zoologique, Villefranche

Spain / France

celia@icm.csic.es



43. Distribution, prevalence and morphological diversity of sponges in relation to environmental gradients in Bergen fjords

Forschungsinstitut und Naturmuseum Senckenberg

Germany

djanusen@sng.uni-frankfurt.de
Project Directory: Search ENVINET/AMAP Project Directory
for detailed descriptions of selected projects at Espeland Marine Biological Station

Infrastructure

General infrastructure: Office and lab space, telephone, telefax, internet, housing, auditorium, and logistic, technical and scientific support.
Research infrastructure: Floating mesocosm laboratory. Walk-in cool rooms. Outdoor experimental tanks for marine organisms. Sorting lab. Wet lab. Analytical instruments. Research vessels. Sampling gear. Deep water ROV

Administration

Funding Sources: Ministry of Research, Education and Church Affairs; Research Council of Norway

Running costs of access by guest scientific groups funded by the EC (IHP programme: Access to Research Infrastructures)
How to apply for access to station: 3 fixed annual deadlines: 1st March, 1st August and 1st November.

Proposal forms and detailed information available at www.uib.no/bergenmarine
Contact name: Agnes Aadnesen
Contact address: Espeland Marine Biological Station Espelandsveien 232 NO-5258 Blomsterdalen Norway
Contact fax: +47 55 983950
Contact e-mail: agnes.aadnesen@ifm.uib.no
Other information / notes: The University of Bergen is participating in ENVINET through the 'Bergen Marine Food Chain Research Infrastructure', an Access to Research Infrastructures contract supported by the IHP programme from the European Union. Bergen Marine is a set of 7 complementary installations for studies on dynamics of the marine environment and for research on bio-production both in natural and culture conditions. The array includes both experimental and observational platforms, and among them, the most relevant for ENVINET is the Espeland Marine Biological Station.



The Espeland Marine Biological Station is an experimental station and there are no long term series of environmental datasets.

Several databases with long-term data series of environmental data in the Nordic Seas are available from the Institute of Marine Research (www.imr.no)



Alternative contact/ENVINET contact:

Clelia Booman

University of Bergen

Dept. of Fisheries and Marine Biology

P.O. Box 7800

NO-5020 Bergen

fax +47 55 58 44 50

e-mail: clelia.booman@ifm.uib.no

Keywords

Defined Keywords:
Additional Keywords: marine / ecology / biodiversity / habitat

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