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Hundreds Attend July Lionfish Tournament at BIOS
A record 150 permitted lionfish cullers competed in the 6th annual Groundswell Lionfish…
BIOS Scientist Teams with Global Marine Research Project
A global marine research project designed to justify marine protected areas worldwide is set to…
BIOS Researcher Recognized for Meteorology Work
Mark Guishard, who heads the Risk Prediction Initiative at BIOS, was elected in June as a…
A Nose for Nitrogen
Damian Grundle, on board the research vessel Atlantic Explorer, recently joined the BIOS faculty.
Little Lives in Bermuda’s Caves
The cool darkness of the cave provided relief from Bermuda’s spring sun when BIOS scientist …
NASA Steps Up to Track the Shrinking of Earth’s Coral Reefs
The GREAT BARRIER REEF, transposed to North America’s west coast, would stretch from Baja…
NASA to Map Coral Reefs from the Air to Show Impact of Climate Change
Coral reefs have almost always been studied up close, by scientists in the water looking at small…
Scientist at Work: A Conversation with Hans Christian Steen-Larsen
Climatologist Hans Christian Steen-Larsen joined BIOS in March as an adjunct scientist, to continue…
A Reef Scientist Talks About NASA’s CORAL Campaign
Reef scientist Eric Hochberg is principal investigator in a NASA field campaign that will survey…
A New Marine Superintendent at the Helm
This spring, Quentin Lewis, a long time captain for the BIOS-operated research vessel Atlantic…