Features

: Jeff Brooks-Gillies; Posted On January 29, 2024

SeaPRISM Sensor Sharpens Satellite View of Waters: An FAU & NASA Partnership

A robotic light sensor is helping Florida scientists and water managers train the eyes of satellites on algal blooms in some of the state’s iconic...

: Marilu Cristina Flores; Posted On January 23, 2024

Innovative Submersible Technology Unlocks Ocean Exploration & Research

What’s your earliest memory of the internet? I remember mine as though it were yesterday. It’s been 30 years since I first typed the words “national...

: Dr. B.B. Cael; Posted On January 22, 2024

COP 28: How Cost Effective Will Carbon Dioxide Removal Become?

Most of the headlines about COP28 this year were focused on the agreement to a “just, orderly, and equitable” transition away from fossil fuels....

: Sydney Bell and Haley Davis; Posted On January 17, 2024

Into the Depths: Tech Diving for Corals

The To Dive For was founded in March of 2023 by Haley Davis and Sydney Bell, two marine scientists and avid divers. This podcast is comprised of...

: Vicki Ferrini; Posted On January 15, 2024

Beyond Open Data Access: Committing to Data Accessibility

Over the past two decades, the digital revolution has nudged the ocean science research community toward adopting a culture of open data access. The...

: Beverly Williams; Posted On January 12, 2024

Cultivating Marine Researchers

Zen4Blue, a newly launched nonprofit with a focus on marine education and ocean conservation, recently joined the environmental research community...

: Seabed 2030; Posted On January 11, 2024

Mapping the Hecate Strait Glass Sponge Reefs

Any ocean research and surveyance crew heading into the sea hopes to make exciting discoveries. For those at the Geological Survey of Canada in the...

: Xavier Orr; Posted On January 9, 2024

Mini But Mighty: Micro AUVs

Sustainable ocean exploration has been in the headlines as of late. Innovative technologies capable of assisting in the discovery of ocean...

: Eslam O. Osman; Posted On January 8, 2024

Deep-Sea Corals & Cold Seeps: Unraveling a Mysterious Relationship

Corals in the deep sea are some of the oldest living animals on Earth. They create a framework that provides a home and food for many other...

: Rob Collaro; Posted On January 5, 2024

Artificial Reef Survey Supports Coastal Infrastructure & Ecosystem Protection

Beach erosion is a common challenge up and down Florida’s coastline. Shifting currents, tides, and structural engineering tend to accentuate the...

: ECO; Posted On January 4, 2024

Reliable Shark Taggers Make Citizen Science Program Possible

In 1961, John “Jack” Casey began studying the life history of shark species in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean. At the time, he worked at the US Fish...

: Mark Fonseca; Posted On January 4, 2024

Modeling Technology Improves Seagrass Restoration

The Indian River Lagoon (IRL) is a complex estuary home to a robust quantity of aquatic and coastal species in Eastern Florida. Spanning over 2,000...