Oceans Deeply highlights new technology used by Global Fishing Watch to augment its data on vessels worldwide, which is used to monitor and prevent illegal
After a successful 2018 event, BlueTech is expanding to a 2-day session.
Mark your calendars!
June 4-5, 2019 • Washington, D.C.
The Ocean Technology Event connecting Government and Industry
Please RSVP for the exhibits and the OceanSocial Networking Function at http://rsvp.bluetechexpo.org
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The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) announces that Dr. Richard W. Murray has accepted the position of the deputy director and vice president for research
KVH Sells Videotel For $90 Million
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Research published this month reveals that microplastics often accumulate on the deep sea floor in the same place as diverse and dense marine life communities. This is
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