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The findings are detailed in an international study recently published that opens up new perspectives on the evolutionary flexibility of reproduction in the animal kingdom.
Specialists gathered at the ICM-CSIC have included highly vulnerable sharks and rays, such as the angelshark or the spiny butterfly ray, in the new scientific reference tool for the conservation of the country's biodiversity.
A new study by the ICM‑CSIC and the IQAC‑CSIC explains for the first time the molecular mechanisms preventing the enzymatic degradation of PET in its crystalline form—the most resistant fraction of plastics found in modern packaging and textiles.
Key areas identified for the conservation of sharks and large predators in the Western MediterraneanThe COTI project scientific team has worked in close collaboration with the fishing sector to improve understanding of various vulnerable species.
The ICM-CSIC is part of a consortium seeking to transform degraded plastic waste into new resources through advanced biotechnology.
The project enters its second phase by strengthening active restoration through new scientific tools, strategic partnerships, and a high-impact collaborative model.