In a new report, the RBINS summarises the results of the monitoring and research of marine mammals in Belgium in 2020. Relatively few harbour porpoises washed ashore, while seals continued to gain a foothold.
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08/10/2021
Marine mammals in Belgium in 2020
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Kelle Moreau
08/10/2021
10,000 years of Hepatitis B virus evolution
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Reinout VerbekeA new study traces the evolution of the hepatitis B virus from prehistory to the present, revealing dissemination routes and changes in viral diversity.
08/10/2021
Become a real T. rexpert in our new exhibition
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Reinout VerbekeCome and admire Trix and become a real T. rexpert in our new temporary exhibition about the most famous of dinosaurs.
04/10/2021
RBINS palaeontologists win awards
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Reinout VerbekeTwo of our palaeontologists and one of our citizen scientists have received an award for their contribution to palaeontology.
28/09/2021
CurieuzenAir – RBINS as citizen scientist
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Kelle MoreauAnyone who lives, works or plays sport in Brussels breathes litres of air every minute. That air is free, but it is incredibly precious and important for our health. But how good is the air quality in Brussels? CurieuzenAir calls on everyone's cooperation to find out.
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