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Tiny Algae, Surprising Findings
Chemical oceanographer Nick Bates’s ongoing study of the ocean-atmosphere interface sheds…
Five Years, Five Students—and a Fine Paper to Show
Since its beginning in 1903 as a field station for students and scientists at Harvard University…
Working Around the Weather
Understanding our planet and how it functions, as well as the impacts that human activities have on…
A Royal Visit to BIOS
Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, toured BIOS this month during a visit to Bermuda to celebrate the…
New BIOS Partnership Enhances School’s Science Curriculum
BIOS’s Ocean Academy program has a new partner in delivering hands-on science education…
Living, Breathing, and Learning Science
Last month a group of 39 P6 (primary school level 6, or grade 5 in the U.S. school system) students…
Olympian, Lionfish Expert, and, Now, BIOS Supervisor
Those who have lived in Bermuda or spent time around the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo…
BIOS Scientists Make Room for Flumes
When scientists study coral reefs, they are often interested in figuring out key components of reef…
Celebrating 25 Years of Undergraduate Research Success at BIOS
In 1991, a group of undergraduate students arrived in Bermuda to spend a semester with BIOS faculty…
BIOS’s Hydrostation S Receives Five More Years of Funding
Hydrostation S, the world’s longest-running hydrographic time-series with a location offshore…