A multinational study overturns a 130-year old assumption about seawater chemistry
IGPMS student and researcher, Jessica Madden, placed an instrument known as a Baited Remote Underwater Video (BRUV) to capture to collect data that helps provide information about the health of California beaches.
Kyle Neumann awarded the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography Global Outreach Initiative Award
Marine scientists discover an important, overlooked role sea urchins play in the kelp forest ecosystem
Oceanographers investigate the ocean’s carbon-absorbing processes over time.
Light-dependent grazing by tiny marine predators may limit the ability of phytoplankton to grow near the ocean's surface.
A study on lesser-known carbon sequestration mechanisms aims to refine understanding of how carbon moves in the ocean
In 2019 Plous Lecture, Douglas McCauley will examine changes humans and technology are bringing to the oceans
UCSB researchers recommend satellite technology as a way to create more effective, ‘true’ shark sanctuaries
Chemistry professor Alison Butler earns the Arthur C. Cope Scholars Award for excellence in organic chemistry
