Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

A paper published last year in the scientific journal PLoS ONE has detailed a dramatic reduction in blood concentrations of methyl mercury in pregnant women in Bermuda, according to the Ministry of Health and Environment and Ministry of Public Works.

In a unique collaboration researchers from around the globe have studied data from seven time-series and found that despite the varying geographic locations, each of […]

For this year's PartnerRe Dollars for Hours program, students from the Berkeley Institute partnered with BIOS to create a virtual tour of the BIOS station, educational facilities, and laboratories.

Amy Gobel, an undergraduate student in the Department of Geosciences at Princeton University working in the Environmental Quality Program lab with Dr. Andrew Peters, investigates how marine aerosols contribute to Nr deposition to the ocean downwind of North America.

Research shows that reefs are able to counteract the trend toward acidity through their own biochemistry, but at a cost.

While majors in medicine, computers and information management, and biotechnology remain popular, there are a variety of majors in ocean science that can provide Bermudian students with unique opportunities to explore the world and contribute to the global understanding of […]

Dr. Kristen Buck, undertakes an investigation into the sources of copper-binding ligands in the surface waters of the Antarctic Peninsula.

For two days this week, Bermuda’s teachers got an insider’s glimpse into the secret lives of fish at the annual Bermuda Union of Teachers professional development days at BIOS.

Bermuda stands to benefit greatly from a scientific initiative launched and funded by Catlin Group, which is giving the re/insurer global recognition.

Lionfish are invading the Atlantic ocean, reproducing quickly and consuming local fish.