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New research sheds light on microbes’ evolution
Two Northeastern University researchers and their international colleague have created an advanced model aimed at exploring the role of neutral evolution in the biogeographic distribution of ocean...
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Student designs sensor for ocean microplastic research
More than 250 metric tons of microplastic are estimated to be floating in the world’s oceans. And the cost to take a research vessel out to study those particles and their dispersion patterns can be...
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The deep unknown Visualizing the ocean’s mysteries By Lia Petronio and Allie Nicodemo Loading data… Northeastern’s Ocean Genome Legacy maintains a collection of marine DNA and tissue samples that is...
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Bringing the ocean to the people
Far from everyone has direct access to the ocean. But the ocean affects everyone’s life. It provides food and medicine, creates our oxygen, and moderates our climate. Scientists treat this as common...
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It’s hard to anchor wind turbines to the ocean floor. He’s building one that...
If you’re a wind turbine, there’s one place where you’d want to be. Far from the shore, out in the open ocean, and particularly in the North Atlantic, where the wind’s energy could potentially power...
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To safeguard key coastal ecosystems, this scientist starts by talking to the...
To find out what’s going on below the surface in the Gulf of Mexico, Steven Scyphers often starts by turning to the people who know it best: anglers. An assistant professor of marine and environmental...
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