New paper out 🔔 How do Mediterranean echinoderms cope with rapid warming? We show that species - and even populations - respond differently to acute temperature increases, highlighting the importance of metabolic plasticity. Read more ⬇️ rdcu.be/e1t7s @irbio-ub.bsky.social

New paper out 🔔 We present a comparative microbiome analysis of Paracentrotus lividus and Arbacia lixula across different body compartments and biogeographic regions. Check it out! 👀 🔗 doi.org/10.3389/fmar... @irbio-ub.bsky.social

#[email protected] | 🌊 L'acidificació oceànica, deguda a l'increment de CO₂ atmosfèric, altera el metabolisme dels eriçons de mar i comporta costos energètics, malgrat la seva plasticitat. Quines són les conseqüències ecològiques? 👇 doi.org/10.3389/fmar...

✨ What a week in Barcelona! 🇪🇸✨ Last day of the Machine Learning for Multi-Omics Integration course at the University of Barcelona with @oskolkov.bsky.social 🚀 Thanks to everyone who´s joined us this week — we wish you all the best with your current and future projects📊 @irbio-ub.bsky.social

The PhD students of the team, are taking part in the Machine Learning for Multi-Omics Integration course 🧬🤖 Learning how to connect data and AI to unlock new insights!

#seminarioMNCN 'Echinoderms in a changing ocean: strategies for survival' Por Rocío Pérez Portela (Universidad de Barcelona @adaptiveteam.bsky.social) 📅3 de octubre, 12h Presencial y online👉 www.youtube.com/live/qP744Fe...

Congratulations to Vanessa Arranz for her participation in the 14th international temperate reef symposium (ITRS25) in Brest, France. An impressive talk about: Strategies of echinoderms in response to ocean acidification. An “omics” approach from a natural laboratory. Good job💪🏼⭐️

Introducing Coscinasterias tenuispina — a fascinating multi-armed starfish from the Mediterranean and eastern Atlantic 🌊 💪🏼 Variable arm number: this species typically has 6 to 9 arms, a trait linked to its mode of asexual reproduction.

Yesterday, our PhD student Marta Martín Huete took part in @pintofscience.es in Reus, sharing her research on chromosomal inversions! A fantastic opportunity to bring science closer to everyone!🙌🏼 #PintOfScience2025 #PINTES25 #AdaptiveTeam

Today we launched our weekly team seminar series! First up was Vanessa Arranz with ‘Starting Guide for Bioinformatic Pipelines – Microbiome Case’. Great insights and discussions to start the series strong!🙌🏼💡

Hi! We’re the Adaptive Team — an interdisciplinary research group from the @ub.edu and the @ull.es, led by Rocío Pérez Portela (@perez-portela.bsky.social) and José Carlos Hernández. We’re so excited to join Bluesky! Follow us to stay updated on our latest work and discoveries! 🌊🧬 #AdaptiveTeam