Thesis Presentation Schedule IMBRSea 2024

Schedule by room

Room 1
Turtle Room 2
Shark Room 3
Orca Room 4
Octopus Room 5
Whale Room 6
Kraken Livestream Room 1 Livestream Room 2 Livestream Room 3 Livestream Room 4 Livestream Room 5 Livestream Room 6

Schedule by session:

July 3rd
9:00-10.30 July 3rd
11:00-12:30 July 3rd
14:00-15:30 July 3rd
16:00-17:30 July 4th
9:00-10:30 July 4th
11:00-12:30

room 1 - Session 1, July 3rd, 09:00-10:30
Population biology and health of deep-sea Blackmouth catshark (Galeus melastomus) in the southern Adriatic Sea Garcia Martin Andrea	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A POTENTIAL SHARK NURSERY AREA ON THE ISLAND OF SINT MAARTEN (DUTCH SIDE). Grau Estela	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
Modelling the Pleistocene pelagic food web of the Eastern Mediterranean Plata Klingler Nadine	Evaluate	Agreed Grade

room 2 - Session 1, July 3rd, 09:00-10:30
A friendship story between the black mangrove, Avicennia germinans and sea purslane, Sesuvium portulacastrum Soulat Fantine	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
A glimpse into the unseen: Homogeneity of marine sediment bacterial communities surrounding healthy Porites spp. corals at One Tree Island Reef. Olmos Pin Ana	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
Assessing the impact of Marine Protected Areas on mesophotic animal forests in the Northern Catalonian continental shelf (NW Mediterranean) Rivas Mena Gabriel	Evaluate	Agreed Grade

room 3 - Session 1, July 3rd, 09:00-10:30
Fishing for Answers: Exploring Species and Spatial Variation in Contamination and Nutritional Value of Reef Fishes – A Case Study in New Caledonia David Ewan	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
Exploring "Limbarda crithmoides" (L.) Dumort for the phytoremediation of Acetaminophen through "in vitro" plant tissue culture Hoornaert Hanne	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
From deep-sea to humans: Discovery of novel promiscuous enzymes from an Arctic deep-sea hydrothermal vent and novel function of human butyrylcholinesterase in depolymerization of plastic substrates Tualla Ivan Patrick	Evaluate	Agreed Grade

room 4 - Session 1, July 3rd, 09:00-10:30
Risk Assessment for Magellanic and Southern Rockhopper penguins from Isla de los Estados, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina Santaniello Camille	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
Assessing the impact of water flow, including velocity and dynamics, on the survival and growth of coral recruits during the initial weeks after settlement. LAVOREL Thomas	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
In Vitro Shoot Cultures as an Improved Source of Bioactive Molecules from The Medicinal Halophyte PolygoIn Vitro Shoot Cultures as an Improved Source of Bioactive Molecules from The Medicinal Halophyte Polygonum Maritimum L.num Maritimum L. OYESIJI ADEOLA	Evaluate	Agreed Grade

room 5 - Session 1, July 3rd, 09:00-10:30
Mixed up in fishy business: Using drift models and correlation with fishing activity to evaluate the strandings of common dolphins (Delphinus delphis) in Irish waters. Navarro González Patricia	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
Long-Finned Pilot Whales (Globicephala melas) in Offshore Irish Waters: Insights into Open-Source Software Techniques for Whistle Detection, Habitat Use, and Shipping Noise Impact Medina Margherita	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
Disrupted Harmony: Investigating the effects of anthropogenic noise on humpback whale presence in the North Channel Lopez Esmeralda	Evaluate	Agreed Grade

room 6 - Session 1, July 3rd, 09:00-10:30
Foraging energetics of the Magellanic penguin Spheniscus magellanicus: a first case study in the subantarctic region Rey Faura Daniel	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
Seabirds as Ecological Bridges: Flux of nutrients from sea to land by Atlantic Puffins (Fratercula arctica) along the Norwegian coast Perini Laís	Evaluate	Agreed Grade
Foraging Behavior and Area Use of Atlantic Puffins Breeding in the Hjelmsøya Colony, Northern Norway Tosetti Gabriele	Evaluate	Agreed Grade