Since 2020, over 1,500 young Bermudians have participated in design and engineering programs through the Mid-Atlantic Robotics IN Education (MARINE) program, thanks to support from RenaissanceRe and Hannover Re.
The Climate Classroom Brings Data-Driven Climate Science to Bermudian Students
April 10, 2026
Supported by HSBC, ASU BIOS invites over 260 middle school students to explore climate impacts through immersive STEM learning experiences in the 2026 Climate Classroom.
ASU introducing local students to scholarship opportunities
March 13, 2026
Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences recently hosted Laura Trakal from Arizona State University to introduce Bermudian students to study opportunities and scholarships. During a weeklong visit, she met with students, families and educators across several schools to discuss ASU’s degree programs and the ASU Bermuda Tuition Scholarship.
From Science to Action
February 06, 2026
ASU BIOS and HSBC Bermuda continuing commitment to environmental stewardship and education
Investigating Microbial Life at Hydrothermal Vents on Expedition Microverse
January 22, 2026
To the bottom of the ocean and back, investigating microbial life at hydrothermal vents on Expedition Microverse
A Milestone in Marine Education: Innovations Program Celebrates 5 Years
August 07, 2025
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.
Climate Classroom Brings Science to Life for Middle School Students
April 24, 2025
Students explore climate science through tech, data, and discovery.
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.
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
New Collaborative Rhizaria Research Project Underway
December 12, 2023
A diverse and abundant group of single-celled marine organisms, Rhizaria are known to affect carbon and other chemical cycles of the world’s oceans, but specifics are lacking. Research has been hampered by difficulties sampling, culturing and preserving many types of this protist super-group, and they have been underrepresented in models of global geochemical cycling as a result. Researchers and partners from two U.S. universities are seeking to change that narrative through a new three-year National Science Foundation-funded study.