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Hybridization chain reaction microscopy (HCR) reveals the expression of the syt1 gene (magenta, left), gnrh (yellow, center and right), and gnrhr (magenta, center and right) in the post-metamorphic bat sea star nervous system.

Sea Stars Reveal Ancient Genetic Blueprint Shared with Human Ovaries

The short-term SIOD prediction relies on local ocean signals, while the long-term prediction uses the remote climate link from the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.

Deep Learning Model Predicts South Indian Ocean Dipole Seven Months in Advance

A fluorescence microscopy image of a juvenile sea slug (Berghia stephanieae). This species will be used in the project to study the role of immune receptors in the evolution of kleptocnidy in mollusks, which is the ability to steal stinging cells from prey and use them for defense. In the image, the cyan pouches highlight the cnidosacs where the slugs store the stinging organelles for their own defense. Yellow highlights muscle fibers and magenta highlights cilia and digestive tissue.

Aberdeen Researcher Awarded Prestigious International Grant to Uncover How New Traits Evolve

NOAA Ship Ronald H. Brown during the 2021 West Coast Ocean Acidification research cruise with a NOAA mooring measuring ocean chemistry in the foreground.

NOAA Launches Dual Coastwide Ocean Acidification Research Missions

After a stopover in Honolulu, the SONNE now heads back to the Hess Rise, one of the largest and, at the same time, least explored volcanic plateaus on Earth. An international research team led by Dr. Jörg Geldmacher aims to test various hypotheses regarding the formation of the plateau.

GEOMAR Expedition Targets Origins of Hess Rise Volcanic Plateau

An assembly of tropical fish.

BioTIME Study Links Local Species Decline to Global Extinction Risk

In the Arctic, there are climate processes that have no equivalent at lower latitudes: the presence of sea ice, altering heat fluxes between the atmosphere and the ocean, and the injection of ocean heat stored deep below the Arctic surface represent a previously overlooked class of influencing factors.

Alfred Wegener Institute Study Reveals What Makes Arctic Marine Heatwaves Unique

NOAA Ocean Exploration, 2026 ROV Shakedown

NOAA Seeks Nominations to Fill the Ocean Exploration Advisory Board

Humpback whale surfacing in front of a vessel with scientists.

Arabian Sea Humpback Whale’s Long-Distance Trip Further Highlights Species’ Unique Ecology

GEOMAR researchers are setting off on an expedition in July aboard a special vessel: together with the Malizia team, they will be sailing on the research sailing vessel Malizia Explorer.

GEOMAR Embarks on Baltic Sea Expeditions

Screenshots of selected sites from NOAA Ocean Exploration dives studied by the researchers. Examples A, B, and C are of animals found in the Lower Circumpolar Deep Water or Pacific Deep Water masses. Examples D, E, and F are of animals found in the Pacific Subpolar Intermediate Water mass.

Researchers Identify Dense Coral and Sponge Communities in Deep Alaskan Waters

Newly identified deep-sea amphipod, Caeconyx papso.

New Deep-Sea Amphipod Species Named to Honor 40 Years of PAP-SO Research

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