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An international study, led by the University of Trieste and OGS, has unveiled a sophisticated digestive system in the jellyfish Cotylorhiza tuberculata, with specialised channels and distinct pores for ingestion and expulsion of food. The findings of the study were published in the scientific journal PLOS One.

Changes in the geographic distribution of Posidonia oceanica and Cymodocea nodosa affect the communities hosted by these two species.

The call for traditional illustrators, advertising illustrators, and graphic designers will be open until January 4 2026

Using state-of-the-art instruments such as Saildrones, the research was led by OGS in collaboration with CNR-ISMAR, CNR-IAS, Ca’ Foscari University, and other European institutes. It provided new insights into the variability of air–sea CO₂ exchanges in the eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean

The ship, which will sail for four months in Antarctic waters, is taking part in the 41st campaign of the National Antarctic Research Program

The network was developed within the framework of the PNRR ECCSELLENT project

OGS took part in Antarctica Day, an event dedicated to scientific achievements and future challenges. The interactive exhibition “Antarctica, the White Continent. 40 Years of Research” was also inaugurated

The study, titled "A multi-observation analysis of the 2017 dense water formation events: climate change, bottom density currents and Adriatic-Ionian Sea circulation (Mediterranean Sea)", provides a detailed reconstruction of the 2017 dense water formation event which occurred in the Adriatic Sea.

A visit to discuss the institution's activities and joint collaborations with China