Dr. Lauriane Ribas-Deulofeu

Recent activities

September 2026:

[New Paper] Ribas-Deulofeu et al. "A rare Arctic record of Haliphron atlanticus (seven-arm octopus) from Bodø, Norway.". Marine Biodiversity. DOI: 10.1007/s12526-026-01713-6

August 2026:

**25 August: 3rd mini-symposium for online active learning teaching method: "Designing lessons in the AI era - Creating new forms of education with AI", at TUMSAT, Tokyo (Japan)**

[Talk] "Teaching students to own AI: Interdisciplinary fluency for the next generatio"

Japan-Nordic Collaborative Program of Marine Education toward the Innovation and Sustainability (METIS)

10 August: IONTU Summer Program at Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University, Taipei (Taiwan)

[Class + Active learning session] "AI-driven marine biodiversity monitoring for adaptive ocean management".

July 2026:

[New Paper] Borja et al. "Artificial intelligence and citizen science in monitoring and assessing biodiversity and invasive alien species at sea.". Frontiers in Marine Science. DOI: 10.3389/fmars.2026.1891674

June 2026:

25 June-7 July: Instructor at the GuardIAS Summer School on "Detect & manage aquatic invasive species with eDNA" in Bodø (Norway).

12 June: Lecturer for the Japan-Nordic Collaborative Program of Marine Education toward the Innovation and Sustainability (METIS)

[Class 1] "AI-driven marine biodiversity monitoring for adaptive ocean management".

[Class 2] "When AI gets it wrong: Critical evaluation and responsible use of AI in marine biodiversity monitoring".

March 2026:

[Preprint] "Establishing legal and benthic baselines of Taiwan’s coral ecosystems to inform effective conservation". Available at SSRN

February 2026:

[Conference] 6-12 February: Talk at the NOW Nord Open Week 2026 on AI applications, in Levanger (Norway).

"Keeping pace with the changing ocean: Harnessing AI for adaptive biodiversity monitoring"

[Conference] 11-12 February: Talk at ARCTOS Days Symposium in Sommarøy (Norway).

"Digitizing the past: AI-assisted insights on zooplankton from two Norwegian fjords (1983–2024)"

Projects

Discover here some of my showcased projects:

Welcome to Dr. L Ribas-Deulofeu's website

Visit the various pages of my website to discover who I am, my research projects & published works.
Wishing you a nice visit here.

Recent activities

September 2026:

[New Paper] Ribas-Deulofeu et al. "A rare Arctic record of Haliphron atlanticus (seven-arm octopus) from Bodø, Norway.". Marine Biodiversity. DOI: 10.1007/s12526-026-01713-6

August 2026:

**25 August: 3rd mini-symposium for online active learning teaching method: "Designing lessons in the AI era - Creating new forms of education with AI", at TUMSAT, Tokyo (Japan)**

[Talk] "Teaching students to own AI: Interdisciplinary fluency for the next generatio"

Japan-Nordic Collaborative Program of Marine Education toward the Innovation and Sustainability (METIS)

10 August: IONTU Summer Program at Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University, Taipei (Taiwan)

[Class + Active learning session] "AI-driven marine biodiversity monitoring for adaptive ocean management".

July 2026:

[New Paper] Borja et al. "Artificial intelligence and citizen science in monitoring and assessing biodiversity and invasive alien species at sea.". Frontiers in Marine Science. DOI: 10.3389/fmars.2026.1891674

June 2026:

25 June-7 July: Instructor at the GuardIAS Summer School on "Detect & manage aquatic invasive species with eDNA" in Bodø (Norway).

12 June: Lecturer for the Japan-Nordic Collaborative Program of Marine Education toward the Innovation and Sustainability (METIS)

[Class 1] "AI-driven marine biodiversity monitoring for adaptive ocean management".

[Class 2] "When AI gets it wrong: Critical evaluation and responsible use of AI in marine biodiversity monitoring".

March 2026:

[Preprint] "Establishing legal and benthic baselines of Taiwan’s coral ecosystems to inform effective conservation". Available at SSRN

February 2026:

[Conference] 6-12 February: Talk at the NOW Nord Open Week 2026 on AI applications, in Levanger (Norway).

"Keeping pace with the changing ocean: Harnessing AI for adaptive biodiversity monitoring"

[Conference] 11-12 February: Talk at ARCTOS Days Symposium in Sommarøy (Norway).

"Digitizing the past: AI-assisted insights on zooplankton from two Norwegian fjords (1983–2024)"

Projects

Discover here some of my showcased projects:

Taiwanese Reefs

Paleo-reefs

Marginal Coral Communities

Welcome to Dr. L Ribas-Deulofeu's website

Visit the various pages of my website to discover who I am, my research projects & published works. Wishing you a nice visit here.

Recent activities

September 2026:

[New Paper] Ribas-Deulofeu et al. "A rare Arctic record of Haliphron atlanticus (seven-arm octopus) from Bodø, Norway.". Marine Biodiversity. DOI: 10.1007/s12526-026-01713-6

August 2026:

25 August: 3rd mini-symposium for online active learning teaching method: "Designing lessons in the AI era - Creating new forms of education with AI", at TUMSAT, Tokyo (Japan)

[Talk] "Teaching students to own AI: Interdisciplinary fluency for the next generatio"

Japan-Nordic Collaborative Program of Marine Education toward the Innovation and Sustainability (METIS)

10 August: IONTU Summer Program at Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University, Taipei (Taiwan)

[Class + Active learning session] "AI-driven marine biodiversity monitoring for adaptive ocean management".

July 2026:

[New Paper] Borja et al. "Artificial intelligence and citizen science in monitoring and assessing biodiversity and invasive alien species at sea.". Frontiers in Marine Science. DOI: 10.3389/fmars.2026.1891674

June 2026:

25 June-7 July: Instructor at the GuardIAS Summer School on "Detect & manage aquatic invasive species with eDNA" in Bodø (Norway).

12 June: Lecturer for the Japan-Nordic Collaborative Program of Marine Education toward the Innovation and Sustainability (METIS)

[Class 1] "AI-driven marine biodiversity monitoring for adaptive ocean management".

[Class 2] "When AI gets it wrong: Critical evaluation and responsible use of AI in marine biodiversity monitoring".

March 2026:

[Preprint] "Establishing legal and benthic baselines of Taiwan’s coral ecosystems to inform effective conservation". Available at SSRN

February 2026:

[Conference] 6-12 February: Talk at the NOW Nord Open Week 2026 on AI applications, in Levanger (Norway).

"Keeping pace with the changing ocean: Harnessing AI for adaptive biodiversity monitoring"

[Conference] 11-12 February: Talk at ARCTOS Days Symposium in Sommarøy (Norway).

"Digitizing the past: AI-assisted insights on zooplankton from two Norwegian fjords (1983–2024)"

Projects

Discover here some of my showcased projects:

Taiwanese Reefs

Paleo-reefs

Marginal Coral Communities

Visit the various pages of my website to discover who I am, my research projects & published works.
Wishing you a nice visit here.

**25 August: 3rd mini-symposium for online active learning teaching method: "Designing lessons in the AI era - Creating new forms of education with AI", at TUMSAT, Tokyo (Japan)**