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Welcome to the Marine Environmental Chemistry (CEM) Group collection

The Marine Environment Chemistry (CEM) team focuses on several environmental issues:

1. Characterization and quantification of organic and inorganic elements in the marine environment,
2. Estimation of their flow from the continent to the oceans and their monitoring by optical means,
3. Definition of their sources and fate in the water column,
4. effect of sedimentary diagenesis on anthropogenic inputs.

These themes are a component of the general problem of understanding the cycles of elements and the effect of the anthropization of environments, which are crucial phenomena in the context of global climate change.

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Number of fulltexts 420

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Zooplankton Biogeochemistry DEHP Chlorophyll Photodegradation 3D coupled model Sediments Gulf of Gabès Groundwater Fluorescence ARTIFICIAL RADIONUCLIDES BDOH Nitrogen Estuaries Anthropogenic signatures Aggregation Sediment resuspension Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons Autoxidation Nouvelle-Calédonie Radionucléides SEA Sympagic algae Sediment Marine sediment DOC Activité minière ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION Phytoplankton Aerosols Arctic Northwestern Mediterranean Sea Photooxidation Diatoms Lipid tracers Carbon Phthalates Rhône Environmental risk CHLOROPHYLLE PARAFAC Gulf of Lion ACL Biogenic silica CDOM OCEAN France Hydrology Dissolved organic matter Microplastic Biological carbon pump Organic carbon Biotic and abiotic degradation Aerobic and anaerobic biodegradation Diversity Sinking particles Degradation GEOTRACES Biodegradation Marine particles Bacteria Carbohydrates Hydrocarbons Flow cytometry Mediterranean Sea GEOF Bacterial production FLUXES Eutrophication PAH Lagon CARBON Coral reef lagoon NOUVELLE CALEDONIE Biodiversity New Caledonia Coastal lagoon Early diagenesis Lipids Mediterranean Trace metals Microplastics Nickel Arctic Ocean Bentonite Ocean color Adsorption Alkenones LAGON Gulf of Lions Rhone River Glider Marine pollution Aliphatic hydrocarbons Trichodesmium Organophosphate esters MARINE-SEDIMENTS Nutrients Métaux Organic matter

 

 

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[hal-02968335] Impact of wind-driven circulation on contaminant dispersion in a semi-enclosed bay

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[hal-03705932] Identification and Quantification of Microplastics in the Marine Environment Using the Laser Direct Infrared (LDIR) Technique

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Catherine Beaussier
Tél. (+33) 4 95 04 41 43
catherine.beaussier@osupytheas.fr

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