MBARI hosts monthly seminars, lectures from the world’s leading ocean researchers, educational workshops, and an annual open house where the public can get a behind-the-scenes glimpse inside the world of our work. At this time, our seminars are still virtual with in-person attendance limited only to MBARI staff.

Kyle Harrigan in front of some of the water treatment pipes at MBA

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Gas Transfer Membranes: Recreating Deep Sea Water at Sea Level

How our sensory/cognitive biases influence our study of visual modalities: Three tales of failure from the open sea

Our love and fear of Orcas: The Killer whales in Norway, Iceland, and Greenland

Coral Seedbank of the Caribbean: An amazing reef system that defies climate change, disease, and human intervention with an order of magnitude more coral than most others in the region.

Conservation Oceanography: Ocean regime shift is driving collapse of the North Atlantic right whale population

Plastics in the deep sea – the ocean floor reservoir

Blue-Green Action Platform (BlueGAP): Stories, data & nitrogen management

The role of Instagram in diversifying women in STEM

Towards Visual Autonomy Underwater

Beyond Salmon: A Native American Perspective on Water Quality

SEA CO2: Sensing Exports of Anthropogenic Carbon through Ocean Observation, an imminent ARPA-E program on mCDR MRV technology development

The Lady and the Octopus: How Jeanne Villepreux-Power Invented Aquariums

Decoding Diatoms: The unusual nutrient metabolism underlying their ecological dominance

Why everything you know about shark conservation is wrong

Live from the Deep: Explore the coral and sponge gardens of Sur Ridge

Developing New Tools to Unlock Mysteries of the Twilight Zone

The Secret to Talking about Climate Change: Psychology as an X Factor

Harnessing the power of the ocean to address climate change

Baja California kelp forests and climate change: Different effects, similar challenges

Earth system predictions for resilient living marine resources

25th Annual Intern Symposium

Get to know cephalopods: Natural history of the Cephalopoda

The untold story of recovery following the Deepwater Horizon incident: A worm’s eye view

Mentoring Physical Oceanography Women to Increase Retention (MPOWIR)

A ubiquitous tire-derived chemical is killing coho salmon

Assessment of environmental DNA as a biomonitoring tool for vulnerable deep-sea habitats

The world’s first solo wing-foil ocean crossing

The problem with plastics (and why microplastics might be toxic)

Genome-resolved metagenomics reveals novel enzyme diversity, micro-scale interactions, and biogeochemical potential in globally distributed bacterial and archaeal lineages