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A Simple Filter Swap Could Advance Marine eDNA Biomonitoring

Squid

Giant Squid Among Rare and Elusive Marine Life Detected Off Western Australia’s Coast

ocean wave

Study Finds Critical Atlantic Ocean Current Shows Two-Decade Slowdown

ocean vessel trawling

Study Unveils Costs on Society from Bottom Trawling in European Waters

Chance MC29 USV.

Woolpert and Chance Maritime Conduct Fully Uncrewed Offshore Hydrographic Survey Off Florida’s Gulf Coast

Blue Shark

New Study Finds Sharks Can Improve Ocean Temperature Predictions

An image of a whale shark in the Ningaloo Reef captured via a drone.

Study Assesses Impacts of Drones on Whale Sharks

Laboratory experiments on the planktonic foraminifer Neogloboquadrina pachyderma help improve reconstructions of past ocean temperatures.

New Study Could Help Scientists Produce More Accurate Records of Past Ocean Change

The research vessel POLARSTERN is once again becoming a ‘floating university’: 14 students in the West African Master’s program ‘Climate Change and Marine Sciences’ are setting sail on a two-week training expedition.

Floating University Sets Sail Again

While on the aft deck of Falkor (too), Hilary Close (Scientist, Ocean Sciences at the Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science at the University of Miami) examines a sensor, searching for chemical traces that help explain the transformation and transportation of carbon and nitrogen through different depths of the ocean.

World’s Largest Animal Migration and Ocean Gyres Play Critical Roles in Global Carbon Cycle

Micro Litter in the Ocean

West African Coast Emerges as a Key Source of Microlitter in the South Atlantic Ocean

An Australian fur seal, Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus.

Seals Get Their Hearts Racing to Detox After Foraging Trips at Sea

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