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Alex Ascher holds a vial of larval lobsters. (Image credit: University of Maine)

Declining Calanus Zooplankton Threatens Survival of Maine Lobster Larvae

WHOI Study Links Volcanic Eruptions and Climate Change to Indian-Pacific Ocean Decoupling

Corals living in a deep-sea habitat impacted by the Deepwater Horizon spill (Image credit: NOAA, National Marine Sanctuary Foundatino, UNCW UVP)

Flow Cytometry Reveals Feeding Habits of Deep-Sea Corals Injured by Deepwater Horizon

Pieter van West. (Credit: SAIC)

SAIC Names 14 Experts to Science Panel as Aquaculture Funding Call Opens

Ceramic seeding devices with young corals settled onto them are deployed onto a reef. (Image credit: Christine Giuliano)

ReefSeed Program in the Maldives Raises Over 9 Million Coral Gametes in Year Two

Emma Bavoux analysing samples in the laboratory at MARUM; University of Bremen. (Image credit: V. Diekamp, MARUM MARUM – Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen)

Suess Effect Reaches Deep North Atlantic Water Masses Study Finds

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Minesto Dragon 4 Sets Tidal Energy Production Record in Faroe Islands

(Image credit: Deep Sea Vision)

Deep Sea Vision Supports Deep-Sea Environmental Impact Assessment in Japan’s EEZ

A king crab (Lithodes genus) crawls across the seafloor at a depth of 1,083 meters. Top predators in deep-sea environments, researchers documented these crabs while searching for bubble streams associated with unexplored cold seeps. (Image credit: Schmidt Ocean Institute)

Trinidad and Tobago Scientists Lead First Deep-Sea Expedition Revealing 20 Suspected New Species

(Credit: NORBIT)

NORBIT Connect Brings Remote Sonar Monitoring to Underwater Operations

Examples of areas where shallow landslides were mapped as being in contact with stream channels, East Bay. (Image credit: USGS)

USGS Study Finds San Francisco Bay Faces Chronic Sediment Deficit as Sea Levels Rise

A cylindrical, silver-colored Sonardyne SPRINT-Nav device with a blue label, sitting on a grey surface with a blurred background of industrial cases.

Sonardyne’s SPRINT-Nav Family Brings Unified Navigation to Marine Robots

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