The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation in the US are hiring a Program Fellow to help explore symbiosis as a topic where the foundation
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PhD and Postdoc positions: Nematode-Microbe interactions (France)
PhD title: Search for new antibiotics in extremophilic worms and studying their adaptation and functions in extreme habitats *Deadline for application: June 1, 2016* *A
NEKTON – Two multi-beam technicians required for July cruise to Bermuda and Canada
Nekton are looking to recruit two multi-beam technicians for their exciting oceanographic expedition to Bermuda and Canada this summer. The ideal candidate would process
New Paper: Deep-sea diversity patterns are shaped by energy availability
This week, a new paper in Nature was published by members of INDEEP’s Working Group 2: Woolley S., Tittensor D., Dunstan P., Guillera-Arroita G.,
The 2016 PAP cruise is over
The scientists & engineers onboard DY050 Hello, I am Mark Stinchcombe and I am the Principle Scientific Officer (or PSO for short) on
New World Bank report urges caution on seabed mining
[From the INDEEP mailing list] Text of World Bank Press Release on 28 April 2016 Urging Caution in Deep Sea Mining in the Pacific:
Watch live, as scientists explore the mysteries of the deep sea
The deep sea is one of the last truly mysterious locales on the Earth, and scientists are always finding strange new things down there.
Deep-Sea Brine Lake Dubbed ‘Jacuzzi of Despair’
Scientists have found an alien, inhospitable world not in the far reaches of the galaxy, but on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico
Deep-Sea Biology Society Awarded Grant from Richard Lounsbery Foundation
The Richard Lounsbery Foundation has awarded the Deep-Sea Biology a substantial seed grant to help society build capacity in targeted areas over the next
Video: Meet the deep-sea squid with one glowing eye
The team aboard the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) research vessel Doc Ricketts has a new gadget in their ocean-science arsenal: an array of blue
