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Bringing Coral to Classrooms Worldwide
A group of BIOS researchers and educators had the opportunity to share their marine science…
BIOS Hosts Annual Teacher Training Workshop
Forty public school teachers took part in two-day training at BIOS in late October as part of the…
From Classroom to Real Oceanographic Research
Sitting in a math lecture at the University of Cambridge in England last winter, Scott Li was…
A Shark Attack on Glider Jack
Not long after sunrise on July 24, a BIOS-operated ocean glider named Jack climbed slowly from a…
Keeping Track of Bermuda’s Weather
Twice a day on Bermuda—and at weather stations around the world—meteorologists launch huge helium…
Coastal Clean Up Effort a Success
Bottles, bits of plastic, and a discarded lawn chair were among items pulled from Whalebone Bay and…
An Evening at the Hamilton Princess
The BIOS-operated vessel Atlantic Explorer docked at the Hamilton Princess Hotel &…
Tracing a Water Journey
In the Southern Ocean, cold surface water sinks to about 1,500 feet (500 meters) and travels…
How About Lionfish For Lunch
The quest to remove invasive lionfish from Bermuda’s reef ecosystem has taken a decidedly delicious…
A Special Net for Special Organisms
At midnight on a warm night off Bermuda in July, research technician Joe Cope and a small team of…