2015 | Currents | BIOS - Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

Small Change, Big Improvement: Modified Method Captures the Ocean’s Most Abundant Organism

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

BIOS researchers realized that the ubiquitous, ecologically important marine bacterium “SAR11" was getting short-changed in bacterial census data. With collaborators, they improved a common DNA-based method for measuring bacterial diversity in marine environments.

To Live Long and Prosper, Take Care of Your Genome

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

Recent research by BIOS Postdoctoral Researcher Helena Reinardy examines the sea urchin’s strategies for keeping cancer at bay

Bait and See

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

Source: The Bermudian

Deep reef candid cameras reveal diverse fish, and invaders.

From the R/V Atlantic Explorer to Alpacas: A Conversation with BIOS Marine Superintendent Ron Harelstad

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

Harelstad helps to manage the 170-foot BIOS research vessel Atlantic Explorer. His next adventure come spring? Managing dozens of alpaca on his farm.

Lionfish Tournament Draws More Than 600 People to BIOS

by: Bernews

Source: Bernews

Teams culled 110 fish during annual “Eat Em to Beat Em” Groundswell Lionfish Tournament

Two New Gliders Arrive at BIOS

by: Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

“Jack” and “Minnie” will be in Bermudian waters by the end of summer.