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Deep-Sea Methane Biofilter Forms in Years Not Decades Study Finds

NOC leads £7 million project to put petabytes of environmental data in everyone’s pocket

NOC Leads AI Project to Make Petabytes of Environmental Data Accessible

This graphic shows a distributed acoustic sensing system works. The system uses fibre-optic cables and can help researchers detect ships and whales in the waters off of Svalbard. (Image credit: Graphic: Léa Bouffaut)

Fiber-Optic Cables Can Track Silent Whales off Svalbard

Nematostella vectensis sea anemones in the lab (Image credit: Taliya Finkel-Moran)

Sea Anemones Reveal an Alternative Path to Antiviral Defense

Close-up of a whale shark with tag on its dorsal fin.

Clamp-Based Tagging Methods Advance Whale Shark Conservation Research

Plankton Decline Across the North East Atlantic Signals Failing Ocean Health

UHI Shetland Launches Two-Year Cetacean Monitoring Program with Community Volunteers

Bigelow Laboratory

Bigelow Laboratory Expands Plankton Research with Spectral Flow Cytometry

Southern Resident killer whales in the Salish Sea. Photo taken under NOAA Fisheries Permit #781-1824.

47-Year Dataset Reveals Shifting Orca Presence in Puget Sound

Spotter deployed offshore in Half Moon Bay, CA.

Sofar Ocean Spotter Buoys Fill Critical Gaps in Ocean Observation

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

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