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Radiant Reefs Found Deep in the Red Sea

by: Allie Wilkinson
Source: Nature News

Fluorescent orange, red, green, and yellow corals found deep in the Red Sea were a flashy surprise for BIOS researcher Tim Noyes and colleagues during a recent international workshop held in Israel. Read more at Nature.com.

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From Contaminants to Cures, Furman Undergrads Connect Ocean and Human Health at BIOS

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

Last month 13 pre-medical and health students from Furman University traveled to BIOS to spend three weeks delving into marine science for human good.

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Bermuda Program Alumnae Pursue Careers in Science, Law, and Engineering

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

The Bermuda Program, designed for high school and college students, began in 1976 as a way to encourage Bermudian students to consider careers in marine, atmospheric, and oceanographic sciences.

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By the Numbers: A Look at BIOS’s R/V Atlantic Explorer

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

Ten years on, the R/V Atlantic Explorer has sailed tens of thousands of miles on behalf of BIOS scientists and hundreds of other researchers worldwide for science work and marine education initiatives.

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Lionfish Tournament and Community Event Gears up for Fifth Year

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

“Eat Em to Beat Em” on July 18th at BIOS calls attention to troublesome marine species.

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MARINE ROV Angelfish Challenge Winners

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences
Source: BIOS Blog

Last week, seven enthusiastic Clearwater Middle School students and two teachers got an experience of a lifetime when they headed to North Rock with BIOS to snorkel and operate their Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) in the ocean.

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