Measuring 🌡️and 🧂to depths of 6 km, Deep Argo floats will revolutionise #oceanography in the abyss. Along with 15 floats from our partners Integrated Marine Observing System and CSIRO, we're proud to add 10 more towards the global array target of 1,200 Deep Argo floats. 🤖🛟➡️ imos.org.au/news/newsitem/…

Day 2 of #mbariearth2024 More amazing presentations (Ocean Acidification and Biogeochemistry) and visited the UW Float lab. Decorated a float (I am not an artist but I added some flair). Finished the day with teacher presentations and the 5E model. @globalocean_bgc MBARI

Educators from across the country and the world are coming together at the University of Washington this week to learn about cutting-edge research and data from the GO-BGC array of profiling floats in the MBARI EARTH workshop for educators.

Day 3 #mbariearth2024 presentations on phytoplankton (produce about half of the earth’s oxygen) and a new game, FathomVerse, tag creatures in over 300,000 hrs of video footage taken from the ocean. Then to Pikes Market and ferry to Bainbridge Island. @globalocean_bgc MBARI

Day 4 of #mbariearth2024 Not many photos today as we spent the time working on lessons based on the presentations from this week. Excited for our lesson, LEGO build a float! Lesson presentations tomorrow and I’m excited to hear what others created. @globalocean_bgc MBARI

The #ExOIS program was presented at the annual meeting of the SOCCOM this week. Great discussions about how Global Ocean Biogeochemistry Array can help with #MRV for #mCDR. Thank you Mark Wells for presenting!

The Argo program recently hit a major milestone: The network of robotic floats has taken more than 3,000,000 temperature and salinity profiles of our ocean! Learn more about the Argo program: argo.ucsd.edu You can also video Argo data here: argo.ucsd.edu/data/

The world’s first open-ocean study to use robotic floats and sediment traps to track nearly a million tonnes of carbon flowing from the surface to the deep of the Southern Ocean each year. Integrated Marine Observing System | IMAS | CSIRO | Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS) | Xiang Yang aappartnership.org.au/under-the-pump…

When looking at how heat is moved across the planet, the ocean plays a big role. That’s because the ocean acts like a global conveyor belt moving heat around the globe. That heat, and where it goes, impacts the global climate. go.nasa.gov/3yi3msg

Reminder, this is tomorrow!

A new study from MBARI researchers and their collaborators using SOCCOM float data has revealed that storms trigger the release of carbon dioxide from the ocean. This work will help improve models used for forecasting our changing climate. Dive in: mbari.org/news/new-resea…

Last week, after months of hard work and lots of conversations, Science Magazine launched a new series—spearheaded by News from Science's Elizabeth Culotta, Shraddha Chakradhar and me—about how researchers are #decolonizing science. science.org/toc/science/38…

📣 IPCC is calling for authors to contribute to the Special Report on #ClimateChange & Cities, scheduled for release in 2027. 📺 #IPCC Vice-Chair Diana Urge-Vorsatz stresses the need for diversity of scientific disciplinary & regional perspectives. 🔗 bit.ly/PR24AC

Here's a fantastic opportunity to lead a research program on the role of #Antarctica and the Southern Ocean in the global climate system. We're seeking a 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗿 for the AAPP, based at University of Tasmania in Hobart. Applications close 15 Sept ➡️ aappartnership.org.au/vacancies/#pro…

📣 🚢 POGO is offering a number of #shipboard #fellowships onboard research vessels during 2024 for early career scientists, technicians, postgraduate students (#PhD or #MSc) and #Postdoc Fellows! 🗓️ 15 Feb 2024 to 30 Nov 2024. Apply here: buff.ly/4ceo4Y7

Get ready for @bgc_argo Global Ocean Biogeochemistry Array Webinar #8: Comparing BGC-Argo observations with models October 16, 11 PT/2 ET, more info here: us-ocb.org/bgc-argo-webin…

Lindblad Expedition passengers aboard the National Geographic Resolution adopted one of the 12 BGC floats our team is deploying from the cruise ship this fall. Dive into the Expedition blog: go-bgc.org/expedition-log…

We are excited that Scripps Institution of Oceanography will lead the next phase of SOCCOM! Together, SOCCOM and GO-BGC have transformed how we monitor and understand ocean health.

Important messaging on today's Global Ocean Biogeochemistry Array webinar - USE IT OR LOSE IT! Global coverage, open data, shared tools & resources, capacity bldg workshops & hackathons! BTW, do you know how to cite @bgc_argo data? Learn more at argo.ucsd.edu/data/acknowled… and go-bgc.org/data/citing-go…

🌊 Interested in ocean chlorophyll? A new paper by Long et al. explores the relationship between chlorophyll, measured by BGC-Argo floats and by ocean color satellites. Read the Nature Communications paper: nature.com/articles/s4324…