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KAUST and Others Conduct Deepest Manned Red Sea Dive
In cooperation with the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)…
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Interview: RDML Gallaudet Steers NOAA’s Path Toward Uncrewed Maritime Systems
NOAA and the United States Navy recently signed a new agreement to jointly expand…
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DOE, NOAA Challenge Innovators to Integrate Renewable Energy, Ocean Obs
The U.S. Department of Energy and NOAA announced the opening of the DEVELOP Competition within…
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Reidy Awarded NSERC Grant in Partnership with ASL to Measure Baleen Whale Prey in BC
The University of Victoria Ph.D. candidate Rhonda Reidy has recently received funding…
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OSIL, URI Collaborate on Research Project
The University of Rhode Island (URI) had a recent requirement for two oceanographic…
Latest news
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SOI: Amidst Pandemic, Seafloor Mapping Zooms Ahead
Scientists working remotely with Schmidt Ocean Institute (SOI) have completed a first look at deep waters in the Coral Sea…
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Seed Funding to Commercialize ANB's pH Sensing Tech
ANB Sensors reports it has secured "a sizeable, oversubscribed investment round" to enable commercialization of its novel…
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COVE Releases Blue Economy Children’s Book
The Center for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE) has launched the first chapter of the Wave of the Future, an interactive resource for kids…
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ASL Environmental Sciences Aids Sea Ice Study
In a collaborative effort with the Nunatsiavut Government and Dalhousie University to measure ice, water current and other…
Sensors
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Oceaneering Donates ROVs to Global Ocean
US-based ocean science nonprofit Global Oceans, has acquired, via a donation from Oceaneering, three deep-sea exploration…
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Saildrone Launches 72-foot Surveyor
Saildrone has launched the Saildrone Surveyor, a new 72-foot uncrewed surface vehicle (USV) equipped for high-resolution…
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Teledyne Marine Introduces New Ultra Compact Acoustic Modem
Teledyne Marine announced the launch of its new Ultra Compact Modem (UCM). At 60 by 50 millimeters, and weighing 55 grams…
Arctic Operations
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Climate Change is Flooding the Arctic with Light – and New Species
At just over 14 million square kilometers, the Arctic Ocean is the smallest and shallowest of the world’s oceans. It is also the coldest.
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VIDEO: Vryhof's Mooring Solution Eliminates Need for Winches
Vryhof, a provider of anchoring and mooring solutions for the offshore energy industry, has developed a mooring solution…
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Arctic Warming Cascades Through Ocean and Over Land
The Arctic region has had its second-warmest year since 1900, continuing a pattern of extreme heat, ice melt and environmental…
