Bioceanor
Samuel Dupont is a seasoned professional in marine biology and microbiology with extensive experience in research and leadership. As the CEO and co-founder of Bioceanor since September 2017, Samuel has been instrumental in driving innovations within the marine biotechnology sector. Prior experience includes a postdoctoral researcher role at IFREMER from January 2014 to August 2017, focusing on molecular biology analysis of oyster microbiota and viral diversity of hydrothermal vents. Samuel earned a PhD in marine biology from Pierre and Marie Curie University (2010-2013) and a Master’s degree in marine microbiology from Université de Bretagne Occidentale (2006-2010). Early roles include research assistant positions at CNRS and a master's degree student at IFREMER, fostering a rich foundation in marine ecology and microbiology.
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Bioceanor
BIOCEANOR has developed the first underwater weather station for real time and predictive monitoring of water quality. We have built an innovative and unique offer on the market using IoT and Big Data (machine/deep learning) Thanks to our connected devices (fixed and floating module), we can measure more than 15 physico-chemical parameters: Temperature, salinity, pH, Oxygen, turbidity, etc. You can visualyze the data in real time and set up alert level (sms/email) through a dedicated web interface (24/7). Our solution AquaREAL is designed for all kind of water environment and have multiple applications : - Environmental monitoring: Oceans are subject to climate change (increase of temperatures, ocean acidification...) with a strong impact on marine ecosystems. Our solution: Better understand our environment to anticipate its evolution and act for Ocean ad water resources protection. - Aquaculture, the food of tomorrow (including aquaponics and spirulina) Oceans are also the source of our food and aquaculture is already the main source of seafood consumed by the world population and has overtaken fishery products since 2018. Our solution: Supporting sustainable and responsible aquaculture through digitalization. - Water quality and risk management: The quality of our waters is a major environmental and health issue for our societies. Anticipate water quality deterioration (Bacterial contamination, Harmful Algae Bloom) to better manage critical situation (Closure of a swimming area, an aquaculture production…) Our solution : A unique system for predictive monitoring of water quality in order to manage these risks (alert).