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Predators and Puppeteers

Scientists estimate there are more than a million times more viruses in the ocean than stars in the…
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CORAL Mission Prepares to Enter Third Year

Over two days in late August, a team of nearly 30 scientists, engineers, technicians and project…
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A Journey from Intern to Doctoral Student

Kevin Wong grew up in British Columbia, Canada, an area where snowy mountains, deep forests, and a…
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New Education Directors for University Programs

Two long-serving members of the BIOS faculty assumed new roles this month in the Education…
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Cultivating a Taste for Invasive Lionfish

Lionfish are known for their voracious appetite: individuals can consume up to 90 percent of their…
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New Insights Bloom from BIOS-SCOPE’s First Year of Data

Sampling offshore Bermuda this July, the BIOS-SCOPE (Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences…
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Inspired by Sea Butterflies

BIOS oceanographer Amy Maas received $75,000 in June from the National Academies Keck Futures…
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The Fate of Carbon

For millennia, the exchange of CO2 (carbon dioxide) between the ocean and atmosphere has been…
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7th Annual Groundswell Lionfish Tournament on July 22

Since the first sighting of a lionfish in Bermuda in 2000, the invasive fish has posed a growing…
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Finding Answers Blowing in the Wind

The research vessel Atlantic Explorer sailed from BIOS in June sporting a new instrument…
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