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A red rockfish swims above an orange anemone on a seafloor covered in small round sponges.

Okeanos Explorer Biodiversity Annotations Now Accessible via OBIS and GBIF

Scientists from the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel are conducting research into seagrass beds and microalgae—also known as phytoplankton—over the course of three short expeditions. (Image credit: Sarah Uphoff, GEOMAR)

GEOMAR Deploys Malizia Explorer for Baltic Sea Ecosystem Surveys

(Credit: DEA/Teledyne Marine)

David Evans and Associates Takes Delivery of SeaBat T51-R Integrated Dual Head MBES from Teledyne Marine

WHOI imaging specialists Dwight Coleman (right, also the Chief Scientist of the Heroic Age Expedition) and Zoe Daheron (left) watch as real-time images of the wreck of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Quest are transmitted from the seafloor off the coast of Labrador and Newfoundland to a lab on the research vessel Atlantis. (Photo by Ken Kostel, © Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

WHOI’s Falcon ROV and DSV Alvin Dive to Wreck of Quest in Labrador Sea

ACUA Ocean USV

ACUA Ocean USV Completes Offshore Demonstration

RAD raises £4.4 million to accelerate commercialisation of autonomous marine technology and expand its electric propulsion systems portfolio

RAD Secures Funding to Scale Autonomous Vessel Technology and Electric Propulsion

A wave glider off the coast of Cape Town. Together with other autonomous platforms, it forms a network to track the formation, development and dissipation of small-scale ocean structures in near real time. (Image credit: WHIRLS project/Sean Lavis, Sea Technology Services; D. Luquet,IMEV; Alseamar, Rockland Scientific)

GEOMAR’s WHIRLS Deploys Multi-Platform Network off South Africa

The Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) The Childlike Empress, cruising alongside Research Vessel Falkor (too), before diving thousands of meters below the ocean’s surface on a mapping mission. The science team used shipboard sonar to map the region, followed by The Childlike Empress AUV to generate high-resolution maps and collect environmental data in the target area. These maps allowed scientists to pinpoint precise coordinates for SuBastian deployment, leading to the discovery of two new active hydrothermal vent fields in record time. (Image credit: Alex Ingle, Schmidt Ocean Institute)

Doldrums Fracture Zone Expedition Uncovers Dual Vent Fields

BOEM Launches RFI to Assess Outer Continental Shelf Space Infrastructure

NOC and ARDITI sign Memorandum of Understanding

NOC and ARDITI Sign MoU to Boost Ocean Observation Technology off Madeira

One Survey. Multiple Layers of Insight.

NORBIT Subsea Adds Integrated Sub-Bottom Profiler to Survey Portfolio

RV Anna Weber-van Bosse at the sea trials on February 6 at Vigo.

KONGSBERG Delivers Advanced Technology Suite for NIOZ Research Vessel

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