H2H Geoscience Engineering (H2H) has announced a new contract with Albany Water Board, providing topographic and bathymetric surveying services for their two reservoirs – Alcove and Basic Creek in Albany...

With an extensive portfolio of technology, services and expertise designed to help every organisation collect and evaluate marine data on their own terms, Subsea Europe Services GmbH makes it easy...

Gender equality is a prerequisite for economies and communities to thrive. Women’s equal participation promotes sustainable, inclusive development and strengthens capacity in all sectors, including deep-sea scientific research. We know...

The Schmidt Ocean Institute has appointed Dr Jyotika Virmani as its first executive director, to lead the US-based global non-profit in its work to advance the field of oceanographic science...

The smooth launch and recovery of a Hugin autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) has been demonstrated using a new system from H. Henriksen AS. Capable of being used by a wide...

Since August, a large accumulation of pumice has been drifting in the Southwest Pacific towards Australia. Researchers at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel (Germany), together with colleagues from...

EvoLogics from Berlin, Germany, has introduced Poggy - a novel, bionic autonomous underwater vehicle that uses Fin-Ray® technology. The vehicle is being developed as part of the BONUS SEAMOUNT collaborative R&D...

What are underwater gliders and how do you use them? Answers can be found at the 2019 UK Glider Community Workshop, hosted at the NOC in Southampton on 14-15 November....

A 7m (23ft) long, wind-powered unmanned surface vehicle (USV) has become the first unmanned system to circumnavigate Antarctica. Known as SD 1020 and equipped with a suite of science-grade sensors, the vehicle collected data in previously uncharted waters, enabling new key insights into ocean and climate processes. A 7m (23ft) long, wind-powered unmanned surface vehicle (USV) has become the first unmanned system to circumnavigate Antarctica. Known as SD 1020 and equipped with a suite of science-grade sensors,...

Researchers have discovered corals capable of surviving extreme conditions in mangrove lagoons around Australia's Great Barrier Reef by using a photosynthetic strategy that trades fast growth for survival. Led by...