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Autonomous Sensor Solutions for Ocean pH and Oxygen Observations
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Quality Data: A Catalyst for Sustainable Ocean Exploration
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Versatile ROV for Deep-Sea Deployment
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Water Column: Bridging the Knowledge Gaps
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“Mission as a Service”
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To Save the Mediterranean Sea, Its People are Uniting
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