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: Posted On December 19, 2022

Chemical Weapons may not Protect Antarctic Seafloor Animals—and Their Value for Drug Discovery

Long-lived sponges, intestine-like worms, colonies of sea squirts, and many other cold-loving animals populate the seafloor around Antarctica. But...

: Posted On December 15, 2022

Nor-Shipping Brings Captains Without Borders Onboard with Mercy Ships

Nor-Shipping has announced that its 2023 show, taking place in Oslo and Lillestrøm, June 6-9, will support two charity partners for the first time...

: Posted On December 15, 2022

Shedding Light on Photosynthesis at Sea

Plants that live on land, such as spinach, grow by using sunlight to perform photosynthesis. How, then, do algae photosynthesize in the deep sea, an...

: Posted On December 14, 2022

Breakthrough Development Allows Data to be Collected from Unseen Parts of the Ocean

The BORA Blue Ocean Research Alliance®, an alliance between the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) and Subsea7, has launched the first in a series...

: Posted On December 14, 2022

Echoview Software Launches the Latest Release of Echoview with Cutting-Edge Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Echoview Software is thrilled to release Echoview 13, the latest update to the most powerful hydroacoustic data processing software commercially...

: Posted On December 14, 2022

Human-Caused Climate Change Fuels Warmer, Wetter, Stormier Arctic

The 2022 Arctic Report Card features Indigenous observations and knowledge.

: Posted On December 13, 2022

Industry and Maritime Minister Nusrat Ghani has Announced £45 Million in Funding to Maintain the UK’s State-of-the-Art Fleet of Research Vessels

The contract, awarded to Babcock International by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), is a key component of the government’s National...

: Posted On December 12, 2022

Coast Guard Conducts First Arctic Summit

Seventy representatives from across the Coast Guard convened to develop recommendations that align efforts and increase synchronization within the...

: Posted On December 12, 2022

Save the Date for Ocean Business 2023

The global ocean technology community will reunite in Southampton in April as Ocean Business, one of the leading shows for marine industries,...

: Posted On December 9, 2022

Fjords, Small in Size and Number, Are Significant Carbon Reservoirs

If you’re worried about escalating human-induced climate change, consider adding fjords to your thank-you list during this season of gratitude.

: Posted On December 8, 2022

Ocean Legacy Foundation Produces First Commercially Available Plastic Pellet in North America Made from 100 Percent Recycled Ocean Plastics

Legacy Plastic™ is made from high-grade post-consumer processed recycled plastic recovered during ocean, shoreline, and marine equipment cleanups...

: Posted On December 7, 2022

Australian Scientists Discover Shark Graveyard at the Bottom of the Ocean

Scientists on CSIRO research vessel RV Investigator have made some exciting finds during recent voyages, including collecting a specimen of a new...

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