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40-year study charts oceans in peril
Warmer, saltier, more acidic oceans threaten human, environmental health
Scientist Paper Highlights Need for More International Policy Focus on the Air-Ocean Nexus
Even casual observers of environmental science understand the fundamental interconnection between…
Bermuda Hurricane Model Expands to the Caribbean
Samantha Hallam and ASU BIOS COO Mark Guishard are teaming up again to expand upon the work related…
Capt. John W. Moore, In Memoriam
With sadness, the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (ASU BIOS) has received news of the passing…
230 Students Successfully Complete The Climate Classroom
The highly anticipated and fully booked Climate Classroom made its return to the ASU BIOS campus…
Inspired by the Deep Blue
Bermudian student Jihad Muhammad: A rising marine biologist’s journey through ASU BIOS internships…
Ground Truthing for NASA – ASU BIOS Selected to Validate Satellite Measurements of Plankton and Ocean Illuminance
Typically associated with the study of Earth’s upper atmosphere and beyond, satellites deployed by…
Dr. Fred T. Mackenzie, In Memoriam
With sadness, the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences has received news of the passing of Life…
Canary in the Coal Mine: How One Small Island Became the Face of Bermuda’s Changing Climate
Charles Island is one of a group of small, uninhabited islands that form a broken chain across the…
Atlantic Ocean near Bermuda is warmer and more acidic than ever, 40 years of observation show
Oceans are constantly changing. These changes don’t only affect marine life but also have wide-…