pages
236
ISBN
9781848217058

The books brought together in the “Seas and Oceans” Set make up a multi-disciplinary and systemic approach to the complexity, vulnerability, productivity and exploitation of the marine environment that is today faced with global change. This set of books does not simply describe and analyze the mechanisms that act on how these environments work, but […]

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The books brought together in the “Seas and Oceans” Set make up a multi-disciplinary and systemic approach to the complexity, vulnerability, productivity and exploitation of the marine environment that is today faced with global change. This set of books does not simply describe and analyze the mechanisms that act on how these environments work, but it also presents a cross-disciplinary approach, leading to the governance, sustainable management of resources and adaptation of our societies to change.
Living marine resources have been used by humans for millennia. Progress in scientific research and biotechnologies has thus led to finding a use for algal biomass, as well as to the discovery of an astounding number of pharmaceuticals from marine organisms. Technological advances have also enabled us to develop means of exploiting renewable energy.

1. Fishing in the Mediterranean, Past and Present: History and Technical Changes, Daniel Faget and Jacques Sacchi. 2. Microalgae and Biotechnology, Jean-Paul Cadoret, Gaël Bougaran, Jean-Baptiste Bérard, Grégory Carrier, Aurélie Charrier, Noémie Coulombier, Matthieu Garnier, Raymond Kaas, Loic Le Déan, Ewa Lukomska, Elodie Nicolau, Catherine Rouxel, Bruno Saint-Jean and Nathalie Schreiber. 3. Pharmacology of Reef Marine Organisms, Cécile Debitus and Jean Guézennec. 4. Marine Renewable Energies, Michel Paillard, Bernard Multon and Marc Bœuf.

André Monaco

Docteur ès sciences en sédimentologie et géochimie marines, André Monaco est également directeur de recherche émérite au CNRS. Il a obtenu le premier prix de la culture scientifique du MEN en 1999.