Congratulations to the 2025 President’s Award honorees! Your innovation, collaboration and service advance ASU’s mission and create meaningful impact for our university and the local and global communities we serve.
ALT Two group photos in front of a maroon curtain with maroon, gold, and white balloons. Both groups include people in formal attire; the bottom photo has a yellow mascot.
ALT Two group photos with people in business attire, some holding awards and wearing leis, standing in front of large electronic screens.
ALT Two groups of people on a stage at an event, some holding a trophy.
ALT Two group photos of men and women on a stage with grid-patterned panels in the background. Some people hold a trophy.
Students are confident that they will be able to successfully analyse ocean data and monitor weather systems from a miniboat that is set to be launched into the Atlantic early next month.
The Crawl Tempest was designed by 14 Saltus pupils who have wo... royalgazette.com/community/l…
We’re excited to exhibit at #AGU25 showcasing work and opportunities at ASU’s School of Ocean Futures and ASU Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences.
📍Stop by AGU Central to connect with Craig Carlson and Kaitlin Noyes and learn more about our work! 🧭
Hourly measurements from ocean gliders show when and how the ocean produces, recycles, and exports carbon — and why salps matter more than we thought.
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Marine field labs offer intense, cross-disciplinary collaboration that sparks bold ideas, break academic silos … and face an uncertain future.
Fostering creative, serendipitous thinking & serve as incubators of scientific culture. 🙌
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🌊🦠#FieldworkFriday!
C-CoMP focuses on microbes & chemicals, so it is easy for us to forget how vast our ocean is. Being at sea 🚢 is the loveliest reminder - there’s nothing as wondrous or humbling as floating in endless cerulean blue while receiving rare visits from animals🐦!
ALT A sunset at sea captured from the deck of the R/V Atlantic Explorer somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. Photo by Natalie Graham.
ALT A bird visits the R/V Atlantic Explorer (AE) during the 2025 C-CoMP September Cruise between Bermuda and Woods Hole, MA. The bird is perched on the arm of a chair that is on the deck of the AE. Photo by Irina Koester.
ALT The CTD rosette on the deck of the R/V Atlantic Explorer during sunset in the Sargasso Sea. Photo by Emily Hu.
A Bermuda High School student has been awarded the Dudley and Deborah Butterfield Scholarship 2025.
Anne-Camille Haziza, 18, was a top scholar in her year at the school and achieved an “exceptional” score of 43 out of 45 in the International Baccalau... royalgazette.com/general/new…
Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Gloucester visited the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences meeting with faculty, scientists and students.
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The Duchess of Gloucester visited and learnt about the many programmes at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences today.
Her Royal Highness Birgitte, who arrived on the island last night, was joined by Andrew Murdoch, the Governor and honorary chance... royalgazette.com/general/new…
Had a fabulous time meeting with C-CoMP members last week at our Annual Meeting in Woods Hole. Thanks for all the great discussions 🧪🌊🦠💻🚢🌎! We are looking forward to an exciting year of investigating bioreactive molecules within the marine chemical-microbial network!
ALT Group photo of C-CoMP members who attended the 2025 C-CoMP Annual meeting in-person and remotely. 50 people gather together at the front of a meeting room at WHOI. The people in the first row sit in chairs while the other two rows stand behind them. An image of the remote attendees is superimposed on the wall behind the in-person attendees. Photo taken and edited by Jayne Doucette, WHOI.
ALT A sub-group of ~14 people sit in a circle to discuss center progress and plans within a smaller focus-area. Photo by Laura Gray.
ALT C-CoMP members sit together at a table to build molecules out of Lego for one of Mak Saito's classes. A few members hold up their creations to feature them! Photo by Laura Gray.
ALT A group of 11 early career researchers take a break from the meeting to walk to the beach. They stand next to each other on a rocky/pebbly beach and are framed by a blue sky and a sliver of Vineyard Sound in the background. Photo by Claire Garfield.
Imelda is expected to bring damaging hurricane-force-winds to Bermuda when it passes near or over that island by Wednesday afternoon or evening. A Hurricane Warning is now in effect for Bermuda.
In addition, swells and high surf from both Humberto and Imelda are expected to produce dangerous marine conditions and rip currents along much of the East Coast of the United States during the next several days.
Visit hurricanes.gov for the latest.
The new president of the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences said interning with the organisation sparked a decades-long career in marine research.
Craig Carlson joined the institute, where he also serves as chief executive, as an intern in the 1980s... royalgazette.com/education/n…
Today, we flew missions into Tropical Storm Imelda to gather critical data for the National Hurricane Center. The WC-130J crews are tracking the storm’s strength, wind speeds and pressure to improve forecasts and help keep communities prepared. #ReadyNow
📣#MTTM
Mariana Torres is a C-CoMP B2P Fellow working with @rogier_braakman@MIT. Using computational methods, they are investigating environmental drivers of carbon cycle metabolism dynamics in the North Atlantic Ocean 🌊.
ALT Headshot of Mariana Torres with the ocean in the background. Photo by Amanda Ellis.
ALT Mariana and Natalie Graham stand next to each other on the R/V Atlantic Explorer during the C-CoMP September Cruise. Photo by Fadime Stemmer.
ALT Mariana processes samples on a bench in the lab on the R/V Atlantic Explorer during the C-CoMP September Cruise. Photo by Fadime Stemmer.
ALT Mariana, Fadime Stemmer, Mario Uchimiya, and Justin Fujii take a picture together in a lab on the R/V Atlantic Explorer during the C-CoMP September Cruise. Photo by Mariana Torres.