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Marie Derrien

@MarieDerrien95

PhD in Marine Chemical Ecology. Working on the ecological role of #secondarymetabolites released by #sponges in chemical mediation 🧪🌊 #scientificdiver

 Marseille
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Joined September 2021
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New paper out dealing with composition of benthic communities inside Mediterranean underwater caves & temporal changes! 🪸📷 with Pierre Chevaldonné & Thierry Pérez ejournals.epublishing.ekt.gr… Thank you Thank you @MeditMarSci @imbe_marseille photo: T. Pérez
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In the dark ocean, these tiny creatures can smell their way home | Science | AAAS www-science-org.lama.univ-am…
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So happy to present you our new paper out!! 🤗🦐🏠 frontiersin.org/journals/mar… Thank you to the authors who made this paper possible !! @simmlercharlie, @SGreff, @MathieuSantonja, Pierre Chevaldonné, Soizic Figuieres & Thierry Pérez
Frontiers | Circadian migrations of cave-dwelling crustaceans guided by their home chemical seascape

Frontiers | Circadian migrations of cave-dwelling crustaceans guided by their home chemical seascape

Organisms release and detect molecules for defense, reproduction, feeding strategies and finding suitable habitats. For some migratory species, homing behavi...

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@OsuPytheas @imbe_marseille This work was fund by @Total_foundation, @amidex_foundation @AgenceRecherche SESAM : sesam-anr.imbe.fr #sesam_anr
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I am very pleased to share our recently published work: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs… This is my first paper as co-first author of my PhD adventure! 😁 Many thanks to all the sponge team🤗 @simmlercharlie @M0rgane_PhD @SGreff ...
In Situ Capture and Real-Time Enrichment of Marine Chemical Diversity

In Situ Capture and Real-Time Enrichment of Marine Chemical Diversity

Abstract. Analyzing the chemical composition of seawater to understand its influence on ecosystem functions is a long-lasting challenge due to the inherent

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with Marie Grenier, Sacha Molinari, Thierry Pérez & Pierre Chevaldonné @OsuPytheas @imbe_marseille This work was fund by @CNRS& @AgenceRecherche SESAM : sesam-anr.imbe.fr #sesam_anr
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Also published today in @ACSCentSci with our work, a First Reactions article by @DrLauraSanchez discussing I-SMEL development pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…

I‑SMEL a Big Catch!

Efficiently sampling the marine environment for new or known natural products, while maintaining the integrity of the ecosystem, is a notoriously difficult

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Proof-of-concept device 'smells' seawater to discover, detect novel molecules phys.org/news/2023-11-proof-…

Proof-of-concept device 'smells' seawater to discover, detect novel molecules

Under the ocean's surface, marine organisms are constantly releasing invisible molecules. Some of the chemical clues reveal which creatures are nearby, while others could be used someday as medicat...

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A ray of sunshine in my aquarium... 🌊 Back from diving, Leptosamia pruvoti seems to live happily with its sponge friend, Haliclona fulva! 🪸🧽
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À Marseille, des chercheurs explorent les mystères des éponges marines marcelle.media/a-marseille-d… #sesam_anr @imbe_marseille @OsuPytheas
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Happy to present my sponge work during the #11worldspongeconference! Yeaaah!
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First poster session is teeming with discussions! #11worldspongeconference
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#suchlovelyspicules during this training time! Thanks again!
Sponge_2022 (@sponge_2022) profile pictureSponge_2022@sponge_202214 Oct 2022
Queen Calcarea Michelle Klautau during the Sponge taxonomy workshop
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#CNRSleJournal 📰 | Aujourd’hui, on vous emmène dans les calanques de Marseille. Des scientifiques y étudient les éponges, organismes relativement « simples » et pourtant capables de produire un nombre de molécules différentes sans équivalent dans le ... bit.ly/3vlTUiU

Fascinantes éponges de mer

Aujourd’hui, on vous emmène dans les calanques de Marseille. Des scientifiques y étudient les éponges, organismes relativement « simples » et pourtant capables de produire un nombre de molécules

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