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Daniel Phillips at ASU

Game, set, match. Bermudian Scholarship recipient Daniel Phillips, is acing school and sport at Arizona State University

ASU BIOS partnership offers scholarships for Bermudian students
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Exploring New Depths: How a Mesopelagic Profiler is Redefining Ocean Exploration

Collaborative efforts send profiler to work in the mesopelagic zones of the Atlantic Ocean
Tim Noyes

Unlocking Ocean Mysteries

Tim Noyes Awarded Cawthorn Innovation Fund to Explore Marine Biodiversity Using DNA Metabarcoding
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Empowering the Next Generation of Engineers: Students Tackle ROV Design and Environmental Challenges

Innovations for the Environment push students to design, create, and deploy ROVs while facing a…
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From Student to Teacher: A Journey Back to BIOS

Stuart Robertson returns a decade later––discover how an internship shaped his career.
Daniel Phillips

Arizona State University Scholarships for Bermudian Students Are Open for the Spring Semester

ASU Scholarships for Bermudian students are now available for Spring 2025, offering first-year…
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Plankton in Our Midst: The Unseen Citizens of the Sea and Our Breathing Planet

The exhibit explores the exquisite beauty of plankton and its crucial role not only in ocean…
Leo Blanco Bercial

Krill Provide Insights Into How Marine Species Can Adapt to Warmer Waters

A research team led by Uppsala University has discovered how Northern krill genetically adapt to…
Moran monitors coral

BIOS Deploys New Microsensor Technology in Mangrove and Coral Investigations

ASU PhD candidate Tom Moran came to BIOS to study nitric oxide production in corals but soon joined…
Black Girls Dive Foundation group photo

Empowering the Next Generation of Women: BIOS Hosts the Black Girls Dive Foundation

Black Girls Dive Foundation scholars and educators dive into marine science, STEM, and Bermuda’s…
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