Led by Chief Scientist Allan Devol, the ETSP2013 cruise will be exploring Carbon and Nitrogen dynamics in the oxygen minimum zone off the coasts of Chile and Peru.

Learning ocean science and technology through full immersion in a research expedition

Stunning real-time high-definition video of hydrothermal vent animals--tubeworms, limpets, and palm worms—from one mile deep, at Axial volc

The shallow coastal regions and lower stretch of the Amazon River have been a no-man’s land of scientific investigation into the hydrodynam

Salmon are beginning to swim up the Elwha River for the first time in more than a century. But University of Washington marine geologists are watching what’s beginning to flow downstream.

The world’s oceans are always changing, and with ocean acidification adding to this process, it is unclear how these changes will affect oceanic and terrestrial life. This is what James Murray, a UW chemical oceanography professor, hopes to clarify.