Author: Demiroren News Agency - DHA
The mucilage (marine mucus) problem, which was widely observed in the Sea of Marmara in 2021, continues to persist despite efforts over the years. Two separate studies by scientists have detected mucilage in the waters off the coast of Marmaraereğlisi in Tekirdağ province and the Eskihisar region of Izmit Bay in Gebze towns of Marmara Region. A research group from Istanbul University’s Faculty of Aquatic Sciences launched a study to assess the condition of marine life on the seabed and observe desertification, collecting samples. The team, aboard the university’s R/V YUNUS-S research vessel, deployed underwater cameras to monitor the sea’s…
The mucilage (marine mucus) problem, which was widely observed in the Sea of Marmara in 2021, continues to persist despite efforts over the years. Two separate studies by scientists have detected mucilage in the waters off the coast of Marmaraereğlisi in Tekirdağ province and the Eskihisar region of Izmit Bay in Gebze towns of Marmara Region. A research group from Istanbul University’s Faculty of Aquatic Sciences launched a study to assess the condition of marine life on the seabed and observe desertification, collecting samples. The team, aboard the university’s R/V YUNUS-S research vessel, deployed underwater cameras to monitor the sea’s…
After 20 years of research, the location of the Battle of Granicus, one of Alexander the Great’s most significant battles, has been identified. Professor Reyhan Körpe, the scientific adviser to the project from Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University (ÇOMÜ), said: “We have identified the route and the ancient settlement area that had been searched for nearly 150 years. We found the path Alexander took to reach the site of the Battle of Granicus.” Professor Körpe, a faculty member in the Department of History at ÇOMÜ’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, began efforts 20 years ago to locate the battlefield, which had…
After 20 years of research, the location of the Battle of Granicus, one of Alexander the Great’s most significant battles, has been identified. Professor Reyhan Körpe, the scientific adviser to the project from Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University (ÇOMÜ), said: “We have identified the route and the ancient settlement area that had been searched for nearly 150 years. We found the path Alexander took to reach the site of the Battle of Granicus.” Professor Körpe, a faculty member in the Department of History at ÇOMÜ’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, began efforts 20 years ago to locate the battlefield, which had…