Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

New research indicates that upper ocean water masses are shrinking in a changing climate

A robot submarine is to be deployed in a bid to study microscopic organisms in the island’s underwater caves.

Conservation research in submarine caves is among the clearest and most compelling use-cases for a small observation-class ROV

BIOS has announced that RenaissanceRe will fund the the Mid-Atlantic Robotics IN Education [MARINE] program for the next two years.

Brennan Phillips’ equipment has been placed in remote parts of the ocean

Bloomberg will be the keynote guest at a half-day, thought-leadership forum presented by the BTA later this month in association with the BIOS and the inaugural Bermuda Championship, an official PGA TOUR event.

Mark Guishard warned that high tides were becoming increasingly likely in Bermuda due to climate change but that the island got lucky because the tide was low when Humberto struck with a high storm surge.

Recent study shows that colonies of a Caribbean coral species from warmer waters are more robust to temperature stress.

A new study of Hurricane Nicole by researchers at the MBL and BIOS has provided novel insight on those impacts. Nicole had a significant effect on the ocean's carbon cycle and deep sea ecosystems, the team reports.