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How satellites alert us to harmful algal blooms in our oceans

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration partnered with the Marine Institute and NUI Galway in an international effort to determine the effectiveness of satellite technology for tracking algal blooms. The technology has been used

Tiny organisms shed big light on ocean nutrients

A team of scientists out of Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences examined phytoplankton to understand how nutrient levels in the ocean shape marine processes and the carbon cycle. The researchers used “flow cytometry,” a

Marine Biologists Develop Heat-Resistant Coral to Save Great Barrier Reef

Several groups of marine scientists out of Australian institutions have developed a coral that can tolerate extreme temperatures and withstand bleaching. These corals are critical for mass bleaching prone areas like the Great Barrier

The Ocean: Life and Livelihoods

At a glance, it’s a vast blanket of aesthetic blues, and when you look a little deeper it’s the most beautiful sight. The complex mixtures of shapes, sizes, and colors could be difficult to

Working at the Fish Wash

Working at the carwash was “kinda hard”, but “always cool” according to Rose Royce in the 80s and the ocean fish wash is certainly no different! If you look closely amidst the hustle and

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