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Takato Honda at his oceanfront laboratory at the MBL, the same lab used by Nobel laureate Osamu Shimomura when he was a researcher at the MBL. (Image credit: Takato Honda)

First Marine Stentor Species Discovered at MBL Reveals How Life Adapts to Saltwater

Antarctic Sea Ice, Weddell Sea. Photo: Alfred Wegener Institute / Stefan Hendricks

NOC Scientists Join SYNCHRONY Project to Monitor Southern Ocean Change

Jonathan Chen, the study's lead author, examines foraminifera fossils under a microscope. (Image credit: Northwestern University)

Calcium Isotopes in Fossils Link Volcanic Eruptions to Cretaceous Plankton Extinction

SFU Study Uses Ancient Turtle Hunting Data to Guide Caribbean Conservation

Aragonite crystals produced by the bacteria to protect metal surfaces from corrosive seawater salts. (Image credit: Ilana Kolodkin-Gal)

Reichman University Researchers Develop Biological Shield to Protect Marine Infrastructure from Corrosion

BMT Partners with Seabed 2030 to Advance Ocean Floor Mapping in Asia Pacific

A phytoplankton bloom pictured off the coast of Newfoundland. (Credit: NASA/GSFC/Jeff Schmaltz/MODIS Land Rapid Response Team)

NOC Study Finds Tipping Threshold for North Atlantic Phytoplankton Bloom

The ROV samples an active hydrothermal system off the Greek island of Milos. The shimmering water reveals hot hydrothermal fluids venting from the ocean floor. (Image credit: MARUM – Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen)

Microbes Drive Mineral Formation at Hydrothermal Vents off Milos

(Image credit: Canada's Ocean Supercluster)

Project OceanShade Targets Energy Efficiency with Marine Smart Glass

BMKG & CLS Co-develop AI Models to Boost Indonesia’s Weather and Ocean Forecasting

Micrographs of Calanus finmarchicus, one of the species of copepod that the research team is focused on to understand the relationship between satellite ocean color observations and the pigment astaxanthin (Image credit: Karen Stamieskin, Reyes Martín Rodgríguez, and Farley Miller)

Bigelow Laboratory Develops Satellite Tools to Track Zooplankton from Space

Two juvenile great white sharks swim along the coast of Torrey Pines on a calm day. According to Scripps PhD student Jack Elstner, young white sharks in this nursery area typically measure between 5 and 9 feet in length.

Recent Study Provides Evidence of How Juvenile Great Whites Respond to Tropical Storms

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