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Underwater robotic gliders measure ocean sound levels
At a time when ocean noise is receiving increased global attention, researchers at Oregon State University and NOAA have developed an effective method to...
Tunabot mimics speed and movement of Yellowfin Tuna
Scientists have created "Tunabot" - the first robotic fish which matches the speed and motion of the yellowfin tuna.
Tuna are extremely strong swimmers, with...
No batteries needed for underwater exploration
Blue Planet inspires underwater network of IoT sensors
What are the different types of renewable energy?
Renewable energy is generating power using sustainable, environmentally-friendly sources. Research has shown that the effects of climate change, caused by industries such as meat,...
New artificial reef technology aims to restore marine environments
A pioneering system for building artificial reefs is ideal for restoring complex marine environments. One of its most important roles is to help protect vulnerable fish stocks and other marine species whose habitats are at risk.
Marine Skin tagging system dives deeper
A pioneering tagging system that monitors the movement and local environment of sea animals now reaches deeper depths.
The new version of Marine Skin showed...
Jellyfish inspire self-healing electronic skin
Jellyfish inspire self-healing electronic skin with the potential to reduce the millions of tonnes of electronic waste from broken mobile phones and tablets generated each year
Seals to keep watch on remote Antarctic glacier
Two species of seals will help keep watch on a huge glacier in West Antarctica that is at risk of collapse.
Ocean thermal renewable energy technology tested in the Maldives
Bringing a new form of renewable energy to remote diving areas
Swimming fish may improve the design of robots
The constant, seemingly random, movement of fish is actually gives them the best sensory feedback they can get to navigate the world, say Johns...