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A New View

BIOS scientists gained a fresh perspective on six-month-old mustard coral larvae (shown in photo…
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Out to Catch a Spring “Bloom”

Each spring, when daffodils and other flowers emerge in gardens, tiny ocean plants called…
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Calling All Volunteers

Like to snorkel? Interested in supporting emerging marine engineers? Several dozen volunteers from…
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Tiny Algae, Surprising Findings

Chemical oceanographer Nick Bates’s ongoing study of the ocean-atmosphere interface sheds…
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Five Years, Five Students—and a Fine Paper to Show

Since its beginning in 1903 as a field station for students and scientists at Harvard University…
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Working Around the Weather

Understanding our planet and how it functions, as well as the impacts that human activities have on…
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A Royal Visit to BIOS

Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, toured BIOS this month during a visit to Bermuda to celebrate the…
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BIOS Scientists Make Room for Flumes

When scientists study coral reefs, they are often interested in figuring out key components of reef…
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Celebrating 25 Years of Undergraduate Research Success at BIOS

In 1991, a group of undergraduate students arrived in Bermuda to spend a semester with BIOS faculty…
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New BIOS Partnership Enhances School’s Science Curriculum

BIOS’s Ocean Academy program has a new partner in delivering hands-on science education…
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