Scientist at Work: A Conversation with Julius Barsi
Molecular biologist Julius Barsi discusses his work deciphering the mechanism by which genes are controlled
Marine Technicians: Supporting the Science at Sea
Specialized internships offer students a pathway to careers aboard sea-going research vessels
Creating a Connection to the Ocean
BIOS's Ocean Science Camp offers young students an introduction to Bermuda's marine environments
Mathematics, Models, and Meteorology
Summer intern Pinelopi Loizou shares her experience studying hurricane variability in Bermuda
Honoring a Half Century of Service
Looking Out for the Little Guys
Educating the Educators
Finding Success Close to Home
How Do We Understand the Ocean?
A Joint Effort on the High Seas
Research cruise gives educators and a student the unique opportunity to work alongside scientists investigating zooplankton migration
A Powerhouse in the Lab and at Sea
Building a STEM Pipeline for Bermuda’s Students
When is a Jellyfish Not a Jellyfish?
Yale Scientists travel to Bermuda to study the beautiful and dangerous Portuguese Man o' War
The Next Generation of Scientists Begin Work at BIOS
Student-designed Robots Make a Splash at BIOS’s ROV Challenge
Twenty-one teams from nine schools across the island participated in this annual event. Results from all three competition categories, as well as event photos, can be found here
Making Links Between Bermuda and Israel
Autonomous Boats, the Future of Ocean Exploration
Capturing the Beauty of Underwater Flight
With a sketchbook and keen eye, an artist captures the details of some of Bermuda’s tiniest and more mysterious residents
“Andrea” is Hurricane Season’s First Named Storm
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BIOS's Risk Prediction Initiative Program Manager offers an update 2019 hurricane season, which begins on June 1.
After 29 Years, Ship’s Chief Engineer Hangs up His Hard Hat
A Unique Look at the Seafloor Near Bermuda
Ocean Science Education Abroad at BIOS
Smile and Say—Coral!
Students from the University of Rhode Island complete dive training and photography course at BIOS
Long-lost U.S. Air Force Bomber Located in Bermuda
Scientists from BIOS, the University of Delaware, and the Bermuda government work to bring closure to a decades-long mystery
Brazil to Bermuda and Back Again
This Job is for the Birds
An Environmental Engineering Challenge, with a Twist
Spreading the Word About Tudor Hill
Calling All BIOS Volunteers
Collaboration Benefits Island’s Students
Oceanographer, Author, Sailor, and BIOS Trustee
Bringing the Laboratory to the Ocean
Students Fly South for the Winter
A Comprehensive Look at an Uncharted Reef
Following the Light
Researchers show that corals adapt photosynthetic rates to prevailing environmental conditions
Canadian Students at BIOS Finish Successful Research Internships
Enhancing Education Through Experience
Meet the Supervisors Who Helped to Shape Four Scientists’ Careers
BIOS marine ecologist's mentorship and collaboration with doctoral candidate Hannah Reich featured in Nature article