Video: What is Ocean Acidification
We hear the phrase “ocean acidification” often, frequently connected to conversations around climate change, but what exactly is ocean acidification?
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Adventure Camp Visits CICOES
On July 12th, 2021, CICOES welcomed some intrepid visitors to the University of Washington campus – the members of this year’s Adventure Camp!
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Adding Acoustic Intelligence to an Autonomous Underwater Glider
By John Horne (UW) and Chad Lembke (USF)
The increased use of ocean robots, such as autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), is expanding the resolution, range, and duration of physical and biological measurements collected throughout the water column in the world’s ocean.
Ocean Exploration: Gulf of Mexico
Exploring Migrating Deep-Sea Scattering Layers Through Multiscale-Multimode Technologies in the Gulf of Mexico
By Kevin Boswell, Associate Professor and Director of the Marine Biology Program at Florida International University.
Behind the Scenes: Creating a Research Institute
HOW TO BAKE A CICOES: Prepare ingredients ahead of time. Preheat oven to Hot. Then take one UW JISAO, add two universities and a handful of freshly picked research themes, stir in over 200 scientists from Corvallis to Fairbanks, bake at high pressure for sixty days….
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Ivonne Ortiz
Dr. Ivonne Ortiz discusses the path that led to her new role as CICOES associate director and the community that supported her.
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Husky Giving Day, April 8, 2021
At the University of Washington, our greatest strength is our community. That’s why Husky Giving Day starts and ends with you.
Support CICOES on April 8
A Cruise on the Cusp
By Jed Thompson for JISAO Magazine
As the novel coronavirus was beginning to spread in the United States, three JISAO researchers departed for a crucial research cruise in South Africa.
NOAA Research Scientist Profiles: Heather Tabisola
Heather Tabisola on being an ocean ambassador and finding resilience
Heather Tabisola is a research coordinator at the Cooperative Institute for Climate, Ocean, and Ecosystem Studies supporting NOAA’s Pacific Marine Environmental Lab.
A “Perfect” Tsunami
When an earthquake prompts tsunami evacuations, but no big wave, scientists see an opportunity.
By Yong Wei, for JISAO Magazine
When people think of tsunamis they often think of killer waves – a factual and life-saving connection.