âBringing the Ocean to the World,â in High-Tech
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Researchers are undertaking a mammoth effort to observe oceanic life using fiber optics and the Internet.
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Japan offers to help build one for the Indian Ocean.
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A sea-going robotic glider that harvests heat energy from the oceans is tested by US scientists.
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Communities worldwide are finding ingenious ways of purifying water and getting the most out of their supplies.
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Scientists are embarking on a project which will explore how global warming is devastating one of the world's most diverse ecosystems, coral reefs.
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Within the Global Monitoring for Environment an
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The genetic map of a type of teeny-weeny ocean algae could have a big impact on how scientists try to protect the Earth&#39;s oceans from greenhouse gases.
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Materials that could allow levitating trains and ultra powerful computers to become commonplace are coming of age
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Scientists recently returned from a deep-ocean expedition say they are a step closer to understanding how life thrives around cracks spewing scalding water at the bottom of the ocean.
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The first of a planned network of tsunami early warning buoys is being installed in the Indian Ocean.
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By Anonymous  Size and shape may predict the survival of coral reefs around the world when the weather churns the oceans in the years to come, according to a new model that relies on engineering principles.
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The effort by scientists from more than 60 countries aims to understand the dynamics of life at the ends of the earth.
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Unraveling the genetic map of diatoms -- microscopic sea creatures -- could pay big dividends in defending the world's ecological systems. By Kristen Philipkoski.
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By Adam Shell and Matt Krantz Droughts. Hurricanes. Rising temperatures. Melting glaciers. In a world abuzz with talk about global warming, climate change is elbowing aside tech and biotech as the major investment theme of the future.
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Advances in biotechnology are limiting the damage oil spills inflict, as scientists supercharge bacteria to devour petroleum. By John Gartner.
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By Cammen, Leon M  In last year's Review and Forecast article for Sea Technology magazine, we presented some of the activities being undertaken by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA's) National Sea Grant College Program in response to President George W.
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Researchers are hoping to develop a network of ocean-floor and mobile sensors that would help detect tsunamis in the Indian and Pacific oceans.