Posts Tagged ‘BATS’
A Student’s Contribution to Understanding Tiny Marine Life
Waterspouts and hours at the microscope are part of the BIOS experience for undergraduate researcher
Read MoreYoung Engineer Contributes to Marine Technology Field
BIOS programs support a local senior school student’s engineering interest
Read MoreA Microbial “Whodunit”
BIOS-SCOPE scientists go to sea to catch microbes and marine life as they transform organic matter in the ocean
Read MoreA Nose for Nitrogen
New BIOS faculty member Damian Grundle studies how this life-sustaining nutrient cycles in the ocean
Read MoreLooking Back, and to the Future: the Bermuda Program at 40
BIOS training leads to diverse careers in marine and atmospheric sciences, and beyond
Since it’s inception forty years ago, the Bermuda Program at BIOS has provided more than 150 Bermudian college students with a paid summer internship and practical experience in marine or atmospheric research.
Read MoreA BIOS REU, Times Two
Chloe Emerson applied results from her first BIOS internship to a second study examining how ocean acidification impacts sea urchin spines.
Read MoreA Showcase for Innovative BATS Research
BIOS technicians, who conduct research from the BIOS-operated research vessel Atlantic Explorer, shared their work this month at a premier ocean sciences meeting.
Read MoreGrant Catalyzes New Study of Ocean Microbes at BIOS
BIOS has been awarded $6 million to support collaborative research on the distinctive microbial communities of the Sargasso Sea over the next five years.
Read MoreNew Study Links Global Ocean Processes with Local Coral Reef Chemistry
Five years of data collected on reefs and offshore in Bermuda shows that coral reef chemistry – and perhaps the future success of corals – is tied not only to the human carbon emissions causing systematic ocean acidification, but also to seasonal and decadal cycles in the open waters of the Atlantic, and the balance of biochemical processes in the coral reef community
Read MoreBy the Numbers: A Look at BIOS’s R/V Atlantic Explorer
Ten years on, the R/V Atlantic Explorer has sailed tens of thousands of miles on behalf of BIOS scientists and hundreds of other researchers worldwide for science work and marine education initiatives
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