Researchers lower a SOCCOM float into the Southern Ocean during a 2016/17 research cruise. Image: Greta Shum/ClimateCentralNew data from ocean-chemistry floats suggest Southern Ocean takes up less atmospheric carbon dioxide than expected
Researchers lower a SOCCOM float into the Southern Ocean during a 2016/17 research cruise. Image: Greta Shum/ClimateCentral
August 14, 2018 – Data from a network of robotic floats carrying high-tech sensors suggest the Southern Ocean may take up much less carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than expected.
MBARI engineers program robot to monitor seawater near Hawaiian lava flow
Aug 10, 2018 – Software developed by MBARI engineers guided a sea-going robot as it monitored the plume of hot seawater created by an active lava flow in Hawai`i.
Charles Paull receives Francis P. Shepard medal
Aug 1, 2018 – The Society for Sedimentary Geology recently awarded MBARI Geologist Charles Paull the Francis P. Shepard medal for marine geology.
The EARTH program: helping teachers bring science data into the classroom
July 18, 2018 – For 15 years, EARTH workshops have brought scientists and teachers together to develop lesson plans using real science data.
