There is a growing concern about the impact that noise produced by human activities can have on marine fauna. International agencies (e.g. JPI Oceans) are promoting dedicated actions, however to date there has been an interest almost exclusively directed to vertebrates. This is despite the fact that all aquatic animals, both vertebrates and invertebrates, are able to perceive mechanical stimuli such as sounds or vibrations caused by their propagation. NoDe aims to test the effects of anthropogenic noise on the development, behavior and resilience of invertebrate marine animals that are evolutionarily close to vertebrates as deuterostomes, i.e. hemichordates, cephalochordate echinoderms and tunicates.