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New BIOS Gliders Launched Offshore Bermuda on First Mission
BIOS’s newest gliders made their research debut in late September when they slipped into waters…
BIOS Scientist Honored
In August, the University of Southampton awarded Prof. Nicholas Bates a …
Worldwide Clean Up, Local Effort
BIOS students removed trash and debris from Whalebone Bay during the 30th annual International…
Packing Science into a Weekly Shipping Routine
A new five-year grant from the National Science Foundation will update the ship’s instrumentation,…
BIOS Trustee Honored with American Geophysical Union Award
BIOS trustee John Farrington was named a fellow of the American Geophysical Union…
Military Experience “Essential for the Job”
Susan Brittner came to Bermuda in 2007 when her husband, Darrel, transferred for work to the…
Reflections from BIOS Volunteer Interns
BIOS offers internship opportunities to both undergraduate and recent graduate students. …
BIOS’s 2014 Annual Report
Download the full 2014 Annual Report at: /uploads/annual-report-2014.pdf
Two New Gliders Arrive at BIOS
Two new underwater gliders arrived at BIOS in mid July and are expected to be gathering data in the…
Lionfish Tournament Draws More Than 600 People to BIOS
The 5th Annual Groundswell Lionfish Tournament took place at BIOS on July 18, and…