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A New Study of Tiny Organisms
For her research at BIOS, Amy Maas studies one of the ocean’s smallest organisms—a…
Bringing Coral to Classrooms Worldwide
A group of BIOS researchers and educators had the opportunity to share their marine science…
Tracing a Water Journey
In the Southern Ocean, cold surface water sinks to about 1,500 feet (500 meters) and travels…
From Classroom to Real Oceanographic Research
Sitting in a math lecture at the University of Cambridge in England last winter, Scott Li was…
A Shark Attack on Glider Jack
Not long after sunrise on July 24, a BIOS-operated ocean glider named Jack climbed slowly from a…
Keeping Track of Bermuda’s Weather
Twice a day on Bermuda—and at weather stations around the world—meteorologists launch huge helium…
Coastal Clean Up Effort a Success
Bottles, bits of plastic, and a discarded lawn chair were among items pulled from Whalebone Bay and…
An Evening at the Hamilton Princess
The BIOS-operated vessel Atlantic Explorer docked at the Hamilton Princess Hotel &…
How About Lionfish For Lunch
The quest to remove invasive lionfish from Bermuda’s reef ecosystem has taken a decidedly delicious…
A Special Net for Special Organisms
At midnight on a warm night off Bermuda in July, research technician Joe Cope and a small team of…