Last lab standing: 30 years of undersea research
People have lived and worked in undersea habitats since the early 1960s. While over 60 habitats existed throughout time, today […]
Articles by: Catherine Guinovart
Research on living and working in extreme environments at Aquarius
Scientific exploration in pursuit of new discoveries often takes experts to extreme environments. Dominic D’Agostino, a professor from the University […]
National Save the Sea Turtle Foundation funds scholarships
This listing has expired. View current opportunities here. Sea turtle populations are in decline. Pollution, sea level rise, development, habitat […]
FIU scientists at Guangxi Mangrove Research Center
Mangrove forests serve as an important reservoir for blue carbon. These ecosystems – found in 75 percent of the world’s […]
Continuing Education Course: Flora and Fauna of the Florida Keys
This listing has expired. View current opportunities here. The Center for Coastal Ocean Research’s Flora and Fauna of the Florida […]
The Medina Aquarius Program offers Diver Medic Technician course
Commercial, professional and scientific divers often need to work in remote areas where they are isolated from hospitals that can […]
Journey to becoming a Diver Medical Technician
Experts from the Medina Aquarius Program worked with World Extreme Medicine to train a group of six physicians from around the world to become […]
Astronauts test navy diver AR displays at Aquarius
Navy divers face many challenges when working underwater – from zero-visibility to low-gravity – all while trying to remember complex […]
Aquarius program offers course with World Extreme Medicine
The Medina Aquarius Program has partnered with World Extreme Medicine to offer a unique course, Hyperbaric Medicine and Saturation Diving, designed to […]
Light, color, vision and the Underwater World
Animals around the world, from squids to chameleons to octopus, have developed unique adaptations that allow them to change colors […]
