Our Artificial Structures for Deep-sea species recruitment and Ecosystem #Restoration (ASDER) are now standing strong on the ocean floor. First images from the ROV show the structures in place. We cannot wait to monitor the progress! 🎉#deepsea UnivPM Life Dream

📢 Job Opportunity!📢 ✨️ Applications are OPEN for a #Marine Biologist Vacancy at the Atoll Marine Centre in the #Maldives✨️ ➡️ Contract starts Nov ➡️ Application deadline: 1st Sept For more information contact: [email protected] atollmarinecentre.com

WE ARE HIRING!!!! 3-year position! we are looking for talented early career post docs in marine ecology to work with us in #Madeira in the context of our recent Horizon Europe🇪🇺 twining deep sea project #TWILIGHTED with partners GEOMAR and NTNU. More info 👇

REDRESS project: Restoration of deep-sea habitats to rebuild European Seas’ - the recruitment of deep-sea species has started! Fully equipped with sensors, cameras, acoustic sensors the ASDER is ready to capture the secrets and life of the deep canyons of the Tyrrhenian Sea

DOSI delegates Jesse van der Grient (she, her) and Elisabetta Menini have been participating in #ISBA29 this week, highlighting the importance of protection and preservation of the #DeepSea in the #deepseamining negotiations.👏 📷Advisory Board Member Leneka Terika Rhoden with Jesse van der Grient (she, her) and Elisabetta Menini

MOAR images of Dr. Nizinski and Dr. O'Shea of Delaware Museum of Nature & Science off to study the North Atlantic deep-sea !!

The next 14 days 9 scientists, 6 ROPOS engineers, and NOAA crew will be at sea together on the NOAA Ship Henry Bigelow looking for and sampling deep-sea corals in the Atlantic Canyons and Gulf of Maine. 📷CROCHET science crew, minus Dave Packer (we couldn’t find him at phototime)

The ECOREST II campaign has come to an end and we couldn't be prouder of the work done! All 9 ASDERs and 10 ARS were deployed and all the samples were collected! #restoration #deepsea

Our "weird oxygen production" paper is finally out! The polymetallic nodule-covered seafloor is making oxygen. We don't know exactly how - lots of fun work ahead! - but a new source of O2 may help fuel the deep-sea biosphere. 👏 to AndrewKSweetman for leading the charge 👏

Scientific foundations for the Challenger 150 Decade Programme were developed under SCOR WG 159 DeepSeaDecade. Learn what can accomplish as a SCOR working group at scor-int.org/work/groups/

Just 1 week until the start of the 2024 #NEPDEP expedition! Stay tuned! 👀

🎉 Science Crunchers is turning 7! Seven lucky years of curiosity, science and creativity. We’ve turned complex data into wonders and built our own luck through passion and hard work. With new projects on the horizon, we're definitely feeling lucky! Here’s to many more!🥂 🍀

Between the 6th and 12th of August, two of our team members, Laura Trovão and Bruna Vieira, boarded in Funchal on the research vessel Mário Ruivo for the first oceanographic campaign dedicated to oceanic marine protected areas.#MPA #deepsea #MarineConservation

The DEEPCs team proudly representing CESAM - Centre of Environmental and Marine Studies Universidade Aveiro during the first oceanographic cruise dedicated to the national oceanic Marine Protected Areas. Making our path to protect 30% of our ocean!

Yesterday, at #sere2024, n.papadopoulou (HCMR - Institute of Oceanography) presented the challenges of the deep-sea #restoration to identify the potential for innovative blueprints solutions to accelerate investment in marine restoration. #Redress #deepsea

#SERE2024 is approaching to the end, Marco Taviani (CNR-ISMAR) closed the session on the marine ecosystem #restoration with a presentation on “Valuable deep-sea #coral habitats around Italian coasts in the blue economy actions and perspectives”. #redress #deepsea SER Europe

The letter has made it to national news. Now we can only hope that the authorities understand the concept of full protection. nature.com/articles/d4158… publico.pt/2024/08/30/azu…

Leaving Lisbon towards our commitment to protect 30% of our Ocean!

The Gorringe seamount rises 5000 from the Atlantic seafloor. We are now looking at the summit … under the microscope! @oceanoazulf Marinha CESAM - Centre of Environmental and Marine Studies Universidade Aveiro

The Gorringe seamount rises 5000 m from the Atlantic seafloor. In the last two days we’ve been looking at its summit… under the microscope. Oceano Azul Foundation @marinhapt CESAM - Centre of Environmental and Marine Studies Universidade Aveiro