A special exhibition “Investigating Marine Life! -Introduction of JAMBIO Coastal Organisms Joint Survey-” will be held at the Shirahama Aquarium, Kyoto University to display the results of the JAMBIO Coastal Organisms Joint Survey. Date: February 1st until May 14th → Click here for details → Click here for the exhibition
The All Nippon eDNA Monitoring Network (ANEMONE), in which JAMBIO participates, has launched an open eDNA database of the ANEMONE Database (ANEMONE DB). A map of the fish fauna of all of Japan, covering 861 locations and 885 detected fish species on 2020, is now available. https://db.anemone.bio/ In addition, the ANEMONE Consortium was established on […]
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Professor Mike Thorndyke on January 25, 2022. We would like to express our deepest condolences for the loss of Professor Thorndyke. Professor Thorndyke was director of the Kristineberg Marine Research Station on the west coast of Sweden for many years and greatly contributed to […]
A special issue of the scientific journal Zoological Science was published. In this issue, with a theme of ‘Diversity of Coastal Organisms Around Japan’, many discoveries from the JAMBIO Coastal Organisms Joint Surveys are reported, and more than 10 new species are described from the seas around Japan. Some of the papers in the special […]
The Tara Ocean Foundation and the Jambio Network survey microplastic pollution in Japan’s coastal waters and conduct outreach events around Japan for the second year. After surveying the coastal waters around marine stations in West Japan, the team will be surveying waters in North East Japan. The objective of the surveys is to assess plastic […]
Tara Ocean Fondation and the Jambio network is starting a survey on microplastic pollution in coastal waters of Japan.
Sampling will start from April 2020 and will be conducted every month in a different marine station along Japanese coasts.
By several JAMBIO members and interested volunteers, we set up a research group called “Rinkai Hack” to promote research education and human resources exchanges beyond the boundaries of animal/ plant research and informatics, with marine stations as the primary places of activity. The third training course is scheduled to be held in early June, and […]
The Research Center for Marine Biology, Tohoku University will hold the Shinkishi Hatai International Marine Biology Course 2019 from July 18th to 24th, 2019 at our institute in Aomori, Japan.
