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Brazil to Bermuda and Back Again

Growing up on his parent’s coffee farm in Brazil, Samuel Faria didn’t spend much time thinking…
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Spreading the Word About Tudor Hill

The 2019 Aquatic Sciences Meeting of the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and…
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This Job is for the Birds

One of the most rewarding aspects of running a decades-long education program is following up with…
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Calling All BIOS Volunteers

Like to snorkel? Interested in supporting emerging marine engineers? Volunteers from BIOS and the…
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Remembering Danielle Moore

It is with great sadness that the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences has received news that…
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Oceanographer, Author, Sailor, and BIOS Trustee

In the late 1970s, Linda Glover visited BIOS, then the Bermuda Biological Station for Research, for…
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Bringing the Laboratory to the Ocean

Comb jellies, or ctenophores, are some of the most abundant organisms in the open ocean, and their…
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Students Fly South for the Winter

As college education becomes as much about experiential learning outside the classroom as it is…
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Collaboration Benefits Island’s Students

A novel partnership between BIOS’s Ocean Academy and the University of Delaware (UDel) this winter…

New study looks at how coral absorbs light

Researchers in Bermuda have released a new study on how corals absorb light in different conditions.
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