Matthias Breyne et al.

The World’s Very First Marine Research Station In Ostend (Belgium)

Image of Pierre-Joseph van Beneden, the Belgian zoologist who developed the world's first marine station in Ostend In the mid-1800's Belgian biologist Pierre Joseph Van Beneden established the first marine research station. This station attracted researchers from across Europe and inspired the establishment of other scientific facilities. In this essay, the authors provide an overview of Van Beneden’s works and the significance of his station.

Matthias Breyne et al., posted on August 18th, 2010
Articles, Biodiversity, Ecosystems, Oceans

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