The Ocean’s Tiny Records of Climate Change
An Ocean Sciences Icon Turns 30
Navigating New Experiences in Bermuda
A Special BIOS Reunion
A Big Project for Small Organisms—and the Atmosphere
More than 100 scientists from 20 research institutions, including BIOS, studied plankton and the ocean’s chemical and physical properties
Unraveling the Microbial Mysteries of Sargassum Seaweed
Enjoying a Job with “A Million Things to Do”
Keeping Bermuda’s Beaches Beautiful
A New View of Bermuda’s Seamounts
Students Get Their Feet Wet in Ocean Science Camp
The Broad Reach of BIOS
A former BATS research specialist trains the next generation of ocean scientists in Papua New Guinea
BIOS Scientist Provides Updates on NASA Project
The Risk Prediction Initiative: Looking Back on 25 Years
How a novel collaboration changed the relationship between the climate science community and the insurance industry
Key Opportunities at BIOS Pave the Way for Advanced Studies
BIOS Oceanographic Technical Services Manager Nick Mathews Reflects on his First Year
“I like how I’m now able to influence the greater vision of how ships are operated to advance science research,” he said of his new role
2017 Annual Report
A “Pivotal” Experience at BIOS Leads to a Science Career
A Marriage of Science and Art
How BIOS scientists team with artists to convey research findings and help interpret the marine world
BATS Funding Renewed
The ongoing, iconic study at BIOS will continue, with focus on improved modeling and increased collaborations
Former Bermuda Program Intern Named 2018 Bermuda Rhodes Scholar
Kids these Days: A Toast to Moms Everywhere, Even in the Ocean
A recent study sheds light on how environmental conditions experienced by parent coral colonies influence their offspring’s survival and resilience
BIOS Library Renovation Offers a “Fresh, Energized” Space
Working Together to Address a Changing Ocean
BIOS Set to Welcome REU Students This Fall
Learning about BIOS
Celebrating 40 Years of the Oceanic Flux Program
A New Vehicle Tests Bermuda’s Waters
Clio, an autonomous robot, is designed for speed and efficiency when sampling far below the ocean surface
Partners in Training Young Bermudians
Robots on the Rise
A Team Tackles a Troublesome Fish
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High School Student Achieves Scientific Success at BIOS
Seventeen-year-old Luke Stewart reflects on three internships and a recent science presentation
Lionfish and BIOS Researchers Featured in Documentary Film
Reducing Risk from a Changing Ocean
Where the Sea Meets the Sky
A Publication for a Bermuda Program Alum
Dive into Ocean Science Camp
Teams to Gather for Robotics Challenge
A Trio of Presentations
Temperature is King (At Least, as it Concerns Coral)
Collaboration that included six BIOS researchers results in new understanding of reef response to environmental changes
The Next Generation of Coral: What Can It Teach Us?
Newly-funded research looks to investigate rapid acclimatization and adaptations of coral to climate change
