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Read more about New Study Using Ocean Gliders Uncovers Clues About Carbon Cycling in the Sargasso Sea

Hourly measurements show when and how the ocean produces, recycles, and exports carbon — and why salps matter more than we thought

Read more about Collaboration That Catalyzes Discovery: Inside BIOS-SCOPE’s Role in Launching Ocean Science Careers

Marine science is expanding as global programs like BIOS-SCOPE reveal the vital roles of ocean microbes.

Read more about From online learning to ocean exploration: going to Bermuda

ASU’s online students can step beyond the screen with optional hands-on experience at BIOS

Read more about Predicting the Arrival of the Portuguese Man o' War

Scientists are studying how winds, currents, and climate change influence the drift of the Portuguese man o' war in an effort to forecast its seasonal movements

Read more about Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester visits the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

By Rosemarie McMahon

Read more about Supporting Bermudians through ASU’s inclusive model of higher education

Scholarship opportunities open doors for students to pursue their passions, reach their goals and contribute to Bermuda’s future within a global community

Read more about Nine Bermudian Students Complete Summer Internships

Now in its 49th year, the Bermuda Program gives young Bermudians hands-on opportunities to contribute to ocean and environmental research

Read more about Shedding Light on Nanoplastics: Research Team Develops New Detection Methods

Scientists at ASU BIOS turn their attention to a threat we cannot see: nanoplastics

Read more about A Milestone in Marine Education: Innovations Program Celebrates 5 Years

The 2025 Innovations for the Environment program empowered 14 Bermudian students to design, build, and deploy their own underwater Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) while exploring real-world ocean challenges.

Read more about What Does the Future of Ocean Science Look Like?

Royal Bermuda Yacht Club hosts a milestone discussion titled 'The Past, Present, and Future of Ocean Sciences'

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