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: Posted On January 19, 2022

New Report Outlines How UK Oceanographic Capability Must Transition to Become Net Zero by 2040

Findings from a new review into the future of oceanographic research infrastructure have revealed the significant changes that must be made to...

: Posted On January 19, 2022

Calling Applicants: UKHO’s Diffuse Coastal Pollution Challenge with Geovation

The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) is launching a new challenge in collaboration with Geovation – a start-up accelerator programme and initiative of...

: Posted On January 19, 2022

Ocean Career: Science Officer at EuroGOOS

EuroGOOS is a pan-European ocean observing network operating within the context of the Global Ocean Observing System of the Intergovernmental...

: Posted On January 18, 2022

Sonardyne Hybrid Positioning Chosen for Vessels Across Energy and Science

Acoustic and inertial position reference systems from marine technology company Sonardyne have been chosen to underpin the critical station keeping...

: Posted On January 18, 2022

Norwegian Tech Company Tau Tech Raises 30M EUR for Cutting-Edge Sustainable Seabed-Harvesting Technology

Dredging the seabed for bottom-dwelling species is controversial internationally, and banned in Norway.

: Posted On January 18, 2022

Aquatec Shortlisted for Best Small Company Award

Aquatec has been shortlisted for the prestigious Subsea Expo Awards 2022 and is a finalist in the Best Small Company category. The awards ceremony,...

: Posted On January 18, 2022

iXblue Delivers the Synthetic Aperture Sonar Dedicated to Ifremer's New 6000m-Rated AUV

Ifremer, the French Research Institute for Ocean Science, has received its new synthetic aperture sonar (SAS) from iXblue. It will equip the...

: Posted On January 18, 2022

National Oceanography Centre’s Professor Ed Hill Receives CBE for Services to Ocean and Environmental Sciences

The National Oceanography Centre’s Chief Executive, Professor Ed Hill, received the insignia of a CBE at an investiture at Windsor Castle held by...

: Posted On January 17, 2022

Under A Moon Spell: Study Suggests Shark Attacks Could Be Related to Lunar Phases

New research from LSU and the University of Florida suggests that more shark attacks occur during fuller phases of the moon.

: Posted On January 17, 2022

Tiger Shark Migrations Altered by Rising Ocean Temperatures, New Study Finds

New migration patterns leave sharks more vulnerable to fishing

: Posted On January 17, 2022

NOAA, William & Mary Researchers’ Team with TACC to Develop First-Ever 3D Compound Inland-Coastal Flooding Guidance System

When Hurricanes Harvey (2017) and Florence (2018) hit, it was not solely the storm surge from the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean that led to...

: Posted On January 17, 2022

World's Largest Fish Breeding Area Discovered in Antarctica

Researchers detect around 60 million nests of Antarctic icefish over a 240 square kilometres area in the Weddell Sea