Title: eCREM, Effects and Control of Anthropogenic Noise in Marine Ecosystems Principle Investigator: Michel André Abstract: Start date: : September 2007 End date: December 2009 Financing: Ministerio de Medio Ambiente, Gobierno de España (083/SGTB/2007/1.4) Link: Link to module: Publication list: Monitoring the ocean noise interactions Interfacing science and education for a better management of coastal and ocean acoustic budget An adapting neural network for sperm whale separation Decalcifying Protocol of Odontocete Ear Samples with RDO®. Decalcifying odontocete ears following a routine protocol with RDO® A second generation of an autonomous and portable auditory screening system for cetacean clinical and research purposes Electronic upgrades on the second generation of an autonomous and portable cetacean auditory screening system Imaging Techniques to study the effects of low frequency sounds on Cephalopods spp. Cetacean ultrastructural cochlear imaging through scanning electron microscopy Modeling the underwater noise associated to the construction and operation of offshore wind turbines Describing odontocete inner ear ultrastructures: contribution from scanning electron microscopy Scanning Electron Microscopy Images of Odontocete Cochlea Study the ultraestructures of statocysts in Cephalopod spp. Through Imaging Techniques Imaging Techniques to study the ultrastructures of statocysts in Cephalopods spp Morphological study of Odontocete cochlea through scanning electron microscopy Decalcifying protocol of odontocete ear samples with RDO® Decalcifying Protocol of Odontocete Ear Samples with RDO®, Imaging of odontocete cochlea through scanning and transmission electron microscopy Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy Imaging of Odontocete Cochlea Low-frequency sounds induce acoustic trauma in cephalopods Does exposure to noise from human activities compromise sensory information from cephalopod statocysts? Ultrastructural Damage of Loligo vulgaris and Illex coindetii statocysts after Low Frequency Sound Exposure Acoustic trauma in cephalopods under low-frequency sound controlled exposure experiments Low frequency sound Exposure experiments on Cephalopods. Imaging Techniques to study the effects of low frequency sounds on Cephalopods Characterization of proteoic changes on the statocyst endolymph for the assessment of acoustic trauma on common cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) Characterization of proteoic changes on the statocyst endolymph for the assessment of acoustic trauma on common cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) Participation: Cristina Álvarez Baquerizo Michel André James L. Aroyan Joan Vicent Castell Alex Mas Maria Morell Marta Solé Mike van der Schaar