UMass Amherst's ORRE Group and MRECo are linking controlled lab testing with pre-permitted open-water sites—the Cuttyhunk ...
Researchers aboard Schmidt Ocean Institute's R/V Falkor (too) completed the most comprehensive salt finger mixing survey in the tropical Atlantic in over 20 years, investigating how this ...
A NOC-led study published in Scientific Reports finds that offshore wind turbine foundations enhance seawater mixing and can reduce summer sea surface temperatures by up to 0.5 C during heatwave ...
Danish microalgae company Algiecel has launched an industrial-scale production facility at Novonesis' Kalundborg site, nearly quintupling capacity and using captured COâ‚‚ to produce a fish oil ...
A Hasanuddin University study compared underwater and drone-based coral reef monitoring methods across three islands in Indonesia's Spermonde Archipelago, finding clearer waters supported greater live ...
BlueMissionAA2030 launched in Dublin with a consortium of eight nations committed to restoring marine and inland water ecosystems across the Atlantic and Arctic. Funded by Horizon Europe, the ...
Research published in Nature Communications identifies particle-associated microorganisms as a significant but previously unaccounted-for source of nitrogen fixation in the Barents Sea, offering new ...
A new study published in Frontiers in Marine Science finds that fully restored oyster reefs in ten key countries could generate a gross ecosystem product of $12 trillion annually through carbon ...
Ten university and post-secondary finalists have been selected to compete for five $10,000 Ocean Exchange Collegiate awards ...
UC Santa Cruz researchers have shown that passive sampling of copepodamides—chemical signals released by zooplankton ...
NOAA's AOML and international partners have published updated versions of SOCAT and GLODAP, two major ocean carbon datasets ...
A NOAA ESLR grant awarded to the USGS St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center and FGCU will fund monitoring and ...
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