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New Research

  • The Carpet Dragon Takes Flight

  • Introducing a New Species: My Namesake, a New Bone-Eating Worm

  • Hump Day Happiness: Dive into Deep-Sea Delights

  • New Deep-Sea Cucumber Has 100 Feet

  • Ancient Origins of the Vampire Squid

  • Holy Glowing Sea Cucumbers!

  • A New Deep-Sea Family of Roly Polies

  • Adaptations Biology Evolution Habitats Hadal & Trench Organisms

    How Life Thrives Under the Ocean’s Crushing Pressure

    Like most deep-sea biologists, I have a large collection of decorated Styrofoam cups. A couple dozen line the bookshelf of my office, each displaying a…

    Dr. M June 17, 2024 No Comments
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  • Conservation & Environment Mining

    Deep-Sea Mining with John Oliver

    Dr. M June 13, 2024 No Comments
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  • Vessels and Equipment

    The Inside Story of the Titan Submersible

    Dr. M June 13, 2024 No Comments
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  • Sharks

    Tiger Sharks Will Nom Nom Anything

    Tiger sharks are sort of generalist feeders. And by generalist, I mean they will pretty much eat anything. And by everything, I mean everything. On…

    Dr. M June 11, 2024 No Comments
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  • Adaptations Biology Ecology Organisms Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

    A Journey to the Hottest Place on Earth: Hydrothermal Vents and the Resilient Pompeii Worm

    I have only seen a hydrothermal vent once, during Dive 73 aboard the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute’s Doc Ricketts. Unlike many deep-sea biologists, I…

    Dr. M June 4, 2024 No Comments
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Opinions and Editorial

  • Abyss Opinion & Editorial Organisms Policy

     The Cost of Fear: How Perceptions of the Deep Sea Hurt Conservation

    Dr. M April 28, 2024 No Comments
  • Cephalopods Opinion & Editorial

    A very special PSA from Deep-Sea News

    Dr. M August 8, 2019
  • Life of Science Opinion & Editorial Scientist!

    What Are Your Research Group’s Scientific Core Values?

    Dr. M January 29, 2019
  • Conservation & Environment Opinion & Editorial Plastic Vessels and Equipment

    The Continued Boondoggle of the Ocean Cleanup

    Dr. M January 6, 2019
  • Conferences Editor's Desk Education Life of Science Opinion & Editorial Scientist! Special

    Can you afford to be a marine biologist? Or a scientist?

    Dr. M December 24, 2018
  • Editor's Desk Education Life of Science Opinion & Editorial Scientist!

    Let’s Kill the GRE

    Dr. M November 23, 2018

Uncategorized

The icy plumage of the Arctic

Dr. Martini November 21, 2012

Your turkey isn’t the only thing that has beautiful plumage this Thanksgiving. So does the Arctic Ocean. Behold, the frost flower. These spiky little bunches of ice…

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Conservation & Environment Education

Guest post: The March…OF SCIENCE

Miriam Goldstein November 19, 2012 climate changedoomEnvironmental IssuesSam Musher

This is a guest post from Sam Musher. Sam is a middle school librarian and children’s lit blogger. A steady diet of post-apocalyptic fiction made…

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Fishing Opinion & Editorial The Basics

Shark finning: a response to Kim Bosco Mo

Alistair Dove November 19, 2012 Finningshark finningsharks

Kim Bosco Mo has a piece in Huff Po Canada today on whether banning shark fin soup is an equitable way to protect sharks.  I…

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Fish New Research Open Access Organisms

A first look at the biochemistry of whale sharks

Alistair Dove November 15, 2012 biochemistryDART MSGeorgia AquariumhomarinemetabolomicsNMRwhale sharks

My very first post at Deep Sea News was a tongue in cheek look at how much we don’t know about the largest of all…

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#Scifund Rap Lyrics…You Got to Show the Cheddar

Dr. M November 14, 2012

Yesterday, I spoke of Alex’s #Scifund Project (link to her project Chemical Warfare in the Intertidal). @Alex_Warneke combines two of my loves in life, old…

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Scientist!

Invitation to my doctoral defense

Miriam Goldstein November 14, 2012 dissertation defensemiriam goldsteinNorth Pacific Gyreplastic pollutionScripps

I’ve been mostly absent from the internets lately (with the exception of my very favorite procrastination method, Twitter), but I have 250 pages of a…

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Chemical Warfare in the Intertidal

Dr. M November 13, 2012

@@Alex_Warneke combines two of my loves in life, old school rap and sweet, sweet marine science all for her #SciFund challenge. Alex want to know how…

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DONATE! WIN PRIZES! HELP STUDENTS!

Dr. Martini November 10, 2012

Do you like the ocean?  Do you want everyone to know about the ocean?  Are you cold? Do you need a container for your beverage?…

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Pictures and Movies

TGIF – the mesmerizing kelp edition

Alistair Dove November 9, 2012 kelpMexicotgif

From Alfredo Barroso’s excellent Youtube channel:

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Natural Disaster Uncategorized Vessels and Equipment Weather

A recap of Hurricane Sandy: the ocean version

Dr. Martini November 7, 2012

As a native Long Islander, I watched intently as Sandy made landfall.  Offshore of NY Harbor, winds gusted up 70 mph and waves swelled to…

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