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From 10 July to 30 September 2015, NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer is exploring largely unknown deep-sea ecosystems in the Hawaiian Archipelago and offshore Johnston Atoll as part of the Hohonu...

Ocean observing systems maintain real-time surveys and high-quality measurements of the ocean state with the aim of monitoring marine ecosystems exposed to changing climate and human pressures. The Marine Optics...

Large sediment waves are striking yet poorly understood seabed features in many shelf seas. Very large sediment waves (3–18m in height) have been documented to migrate up to 70m per...

The SeaExplorer glider, developed by ACSA in partnership with ACRI, CNRS and IFREMER, successfully completed a two-month mission in collaboration with the Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche (LOV) of National Center...

When the Chinese Jiaolong manned submersible successfully completed its world record-breaking dive to 7,015m (23,015ft) recently, it was A-frame lifting technology from marine handling systems specialist, Caley Ocean Systems, that...

From 23 June to 29 July 2011, a group of Scripps scientists took part in ICESCAPE, a multi-year study of the effects of climate change on Arctic ecosystems. From aboard...

A multidisciplinary team of investigators from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution embarked 17th June on a twelve-day research effort in the Gulf of Mexico aboard the University of Rhode Island's Graduate...

The States parties to the Convention on the Law of the Sea today elected Fernando Manuel Maia Pimentel of Portugal to serve in his personal capacity for a five-year term...