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Aerial view of two false killer whales near Hawaiian Islands.

Nutritional Stress and Warming Seas Threaten Hawaiʻi’s Last False Killer Whales

Left to right: Lauren Andrik, Project Manager at DNV; Tobias Kracke, Project Development Manager at RWE; Gerd Stein, Project Development Manager at RWE; Kasperi Heikkilä, Certification Engineer at RWE; Hannes Brudi, Certification Engineer at RWE; Stafan Baars, Head of Department Project Certification at DNV.

DNV Certifies Third Milestone for Nordseecluster A Offshore Wind Projects

Greater amberjack captured on underwater camera footage off the west coast of Florida.

Research Project Provides New Estimates of Greater Amberjack Abundance in the US South Atlantic and Gulf of America

How Macau Strengthened Its Typhoon Resilience Without Massive Seawalls

Mangroves—like this one at Cispata Bay—are efficient carbon sinks, but they may drown and lose their ability to store carbon under sea-level rise.

Rising Seas Could Drown Mangroves and Release Carbon

Image from mission overview video about the international SWOT mission.

University of Michigan Researchers Help Ocean Observations Snap into Focus

California two-spot octopus in front of a mirror in the Octopus Lab at Dartmouth.

Study Shows Octopuses’ Impressive Ability to Navigate Space

A progression of tube foot tissue one year (left) versus several years (right) after excision showing increasing wound closure and healing at the wound site over time. Shifting colors from red to lighter white and pink reflects pigmented cells forming and consolidating aggregates of healthy tissue and the progression of transparent connective tissue.

Scientists Find Groundbreaking Potential for Tissue Regrowth and Immortality in the Ocean

A data visualization showing internal tides data around the Hawaiian Islands from NASA Goddard's Space Flight Center simulation run. Internal tides data appear on the water surface, and the direction of the waves reveals the interplay between the steep underwater features and the tidal energy generated in the region.

FSU Research Increases Accuracy of High-Resolution Ocean Surface Measurements

Eelgrass at MBL.

Massachusetts Awards Funding for Eelgrass Restoration and Carbon Research

New research suggests basking sharks actively feed during long-distance migrations rather than relying solely on stored energy reserves, as previously assumed for many migratory sharks.

Endangered Basking Sharks Rely on the Ocean Twilight Zone During Long-Distance Migrations

Deep-Sea Research Vessel

VARD Signs Contract with Inkfish for the World’s Most Capable Deep-Sea Research Vessel

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