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How NOAA’s First Undersea Lab Helped Scientists Study Corals

In the early days of undersea research at NOAA, scientists needed to surface regularly when SCUBA diving to study coral reefs and other habitats. This slowed down their progress, making it difficult to conduct longer studies. All that changed with the introduction of the HYDROLAB.

How NOAA’s First Undersea Lab Helped Scientists Study Corals

An Ocean Crisis in the Making

Back to Blue, an initiative of Economist Impact and The Nippon Foundation, emphasizes that time is swiftly running out to avoid the worst impacts of ocean acidification.

An Ocean Crisis in the Making

TDI-Brooks Adds Starlink Maritime Service to Research Vessels

TDI-Brooks successfully installed the Starlink Maritime platform on two of their four research vessels RV Brooks McCall and RV Miss Emma McCall. Both vessels are currently working on the US East Coast performing G&G surveys for offshore wind programs.

TDI-Brooks Adds Starlink Maritime Service to Research Vessels

KONGSBERG to Supply Technology for Cadeler’s Latest WTFIV

Kongsberg Maritime AS has signed a new contract to supply technology and engineering for a second F-class Wind Turbine and Foundation Installation Vessel (WTFIV) for Cadeler, a shipping and construction company operating in the offshore wind industry.

KONGSBERG to Supply Technology for Cadeler’s Latest WTFIV
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