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Crew deploy an ocean bottom seismometer off R/V Roger Revelle.

Scripps Geophysicist Helps Solve Mystery of Earthquake System Deep Beneath Pacific

Orange brisingids on coral.

Marine Institute Releases Major Benthic Dataset in Celebration of Biodiversity Week

Tupan II is an uncrewed surface vehicle developed by TideWise. Outfitting this platform with MBARI eDNA technology allowed Brazilian collaborators to more efficiently survey marine biodiversity in remote offshore environments.

MBARI DNA Technology Supports Marine Biodiversity Surveys in Brazil

High Tide Flooding Impacting Coastal Communities

El Niño and High Tide Flooding Predicted to Impact Coastal Communities in 2026

The exterior surface of a late-stage lobster embryo covered by filamentous bacteria at 400x magnification.

Newly Discovered Microbial World Helps Protect Developing Lobsters

Urban Flooding

US Legislation to Map Urban Flooding & Help FEMA Better Assess Risks

Seiche Leads Pioneering Pilot Study to Assess Offshore Piling Noise Limits

Seiche Leads Pioneering Pilot Study to Assess Offshore Piling Noise Limits

Shinkai 6500 on the Shichiyo Seamounts.

Scientists Discover Over 1,100 New Marine Species in Landmark Ocean Census

Research led by the UW has generated a non-chemical, proof-of-principle method that uses a custom-built floating platform (shown here) to apply vibration and pressure to a specific region of sediment. The hollow part in the middle of the platform allows six concrete vibrators to compact the sediment below, which kills the shrimp by starving them of oxygen.

A New Method Could Help Washington Shellfish Farmers Control a Pesky Shrimp

A black sea bream swimming off after being released into Hiroshima Bay following tagging with an ultrasonic transmitter for the study.

Observing Reproductive Behavior of Black Sea Bream in the Wild

Coastal megacities such as Jakarta are particularly affected by land subsidence and the simultaneous rise in sea level.

Sea Levels Rising Dramatically in Some Areas Due to Land Subsidence

View of the Yokohama Bay Bridge from the research vessel SONNE.

Expedition to Hess Rise in the Northwest Pacific Begins

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