ASU BIOS partnership offers scholarships for Bermudian students
Game, set, match. Bermudian Scholarship recipient Daniel Phillips, is acing school and sport at Arizona State University
December 12, 2024
Arizona State University Scholarships for Bermudian Students Are Open for the Spring Semester
November 21, 2024
ASU Scholarships for Bermudian students are now available for Spring 2025, offering first-year students a chance to pursue their education and pave the way for a successful future.
Unlocking Ocean Mysteries
November 24, 2024
Tim Noyes Awarded Cawthorn Innovation Fund to Explore Marine Biodiversity Using DNA Metabarcoding
Exploring New Depths: How a Mesopelagic Profiler is Redefining Ocean Exploration
November 25, 2024
Collaborative efforts send profiler to work in the mesopelagic zones of the Atlantic Ocean
Empowering the Next Generation of Engineers: Students Tackle ROV Design and Environmental Challenges
November 23, 2024
Innovations for the Environment push students to design, create, and deploy ROVs while facing a variety of challenges.
From Student to Teacher: A Journey Back to BIOS
November 22, 2024
Stuart Robertson returns a decade later––discover how an internship shaped his career.
Plankton in Our Midst: The Unseen Citizens of the Sea and Our Breathing Planet
November 21, 2024
The exhibit explores the exquisite beauty of plankton and its crucial role not only in ocean ecosystems, but in how ocean health is critical to our survival and elemental to all life on our planet.
Inspired by the Deep Blue
March 01, 2024
Bermudian student Jihad Muhammad: A rising marine biologist’s journey through ASU BIOS internships and ocean research.
CedarBridge Academy Senior School Students Dive into the World of Zooplankton and Food Webs Through Signature Learning Partnership
December 10, 2023
CedarBridge Academy Senior School Students Dive into the World of Zooplankton and Food Webs Through Signature Learning Partnership
Krill Provide Insights Into How Marine Species Can Adapt to Warmer Waters
September 10, 2024
A research team led by Uppsala University has discovered how Northern krill genetically adapt to climate change, providing key insights for protecting marine ecosystems. The study highlights the importance of understanding krill adaptation to predict the resilience of ocean populations.