Technology
These posts cover all the gear and gadgets of marine science, from the biggest research vessel to the latest marine science app.
A new study from the University of Illinois shows that a simple, organic system may clean aquaculture wastewater effectively and inexpensively.
New research demonstrates shipping can disrupt natural genetic patterns of marine species.
A new set of drifting deep-sea acoustic sensors will help researchers learn more about elusive beaked whales.
NASA recently began a new mission in the Great Barrier Reef to “transform our understanding of Earth’s valuable and ecologically sensitive coral reefs.”
The Ballard locks allow ships to travel from Puget Sound into the lakes and guide salmon up a long ladder to spawn.
In celebration of National Oceans Month, take a trip beneath the waves with the help of the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI).
On Earth Day, a new lab and STEM education facility opened on the water in Miami, Florida.
Researchers have come up with a simple and effective means of reducing sea turtle entanglements and mortality from fishing nets: lights.
Underwater camera provides researchers with the first observations of great white shark predatory behavior beneath the surface.
A new study found that chemical dispersants often used in oil spill cleanups can actually inhibit the microorganisms that naturally degrade oil.
