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IOCAS - 2024 - Belt and Road Training Course on
Subsurface Mooring Observations
Successfully Concluded on September 14
Opening Ceremony of 2024 IOCAS International Training Course on Subsurface Mooring Observations Held on September 3 in Qingdao
New Parameter Enhances Insights into the Evolution of Mantle's Redox States
Study Reveals Close Host–Symbiont Interactions in Deep-sea Chemosynthetic Tubeworm
The 2024 IOCAS International Training Course on Subsurface Mooring Observations
Research News
Researchers Realize Gene Editing of Economic Macroalgae
Neopyropia
Recently, the research team from the Institute of Oceanology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (IOCAS) made a significant progress in the reverse genetics r...
Neopyropia is an important economic macroalga and is one of the main macroalgae cultivation species in Japan, South Korea, China and other countries. Because...
Study Sheds Light on Potential Impacts of Bisphenol Contaminants on Marine Appendicularians
Bisphenol compounds (BPs), crucial ingredients in the production of various polymers, are ubiquitous in our daily lives and industrial processes.
Bisphenol compounds (BPs), crucial ingredients in the production of various polymers, are ubiquitous in our daily lives and industrial processes. Bisphenol A...
Field Observations Reveal Microplastic Transfer in Marine Planktonic Food Chains
Microplastics widely distributed in the ocean are readily ingested by marine organisms, particularly zooplankton with food particles similar in size to micro...
Microplastics widely distributed in the ocean are readily ingested by marine organisms, particularly zooplankton with food particles similar in size to micro...
SWOT Interferometric Altimetry Satellite Shows Great Potential in Earth's Gravity Field Inversion
The next-generation interferometric altimetry satellite, Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT), has for the first time provided humanity with the ability...
Sea surface height contains valuable information about variations in Earth's gravity field, and higher resolution measurements of submesoscale sea surface he...
How Does Climate Change Affect Concurrent Wind and Precipitation Extremes?
Concurrent wind and precipitation extremes (CWPEs), a typical example of compound weather events, can lead to flooding and strong winds, disrupting public tr...
Concurrent wind and precipitation extremes (CWPEs), a typical example of compound weather events, can lead to flooding and strong winds, disrupting public tr...
Researchers Discover New Species of Razor Clams in South China Sea
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Researchers Discover New Species of Razor Clams in South China Sea
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Airborne Interferometric Radar Altimeter Shows Potential for Submesoscale SSHA Measurements
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What We Do
Sep 19, 2024
Marine Biodiversity and Global Change: Responding to Climate Change
I became the first female scientist from IOCAS, to complete a manned submersible dive.
(Text by LEI Yanli, leiyanli@qdio.ac.cn)Yanli successfully completed a manned submersible dive. Credit: Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of SciencesM...
LEI Yanli
Jul 01, 2024
Marine Sediments Help Me Reconstruct Past Climate and Environmental Evolution
These efforts can help us understand the mechanisms by which climate and weathering interact and better meet future climate and environmental challenges.
(Text by YU Zhaojie, yuzhaojie@qdio.ac.cn)
Zhaojie was working on the "JOIDES Resolution" scientific research ship as an inorganic geochemist for Interna...
YU Zhaojie
May 30, 2024
My Mission to Explore Mystery of Tintinnids in the Oceans
My research interests include tintinnid biogeographic distribution patterns, diversity and community structures in different environmental gradients.
(LI Haibo, haiboli@qdio.ac.cn)
Haibo in the Antarctic during the Chinese Antarctic Research Expedition. Credit: Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy ...
LI Haibo
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On-site Training on Deployment and Recovery of Subsurface Mooring
Opening Ceremony of 2024 IOCAS International Training Course on
Subsurface Mooring Observations
Training Course on
Subsurface Mooring Observation
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Anniversary of Collaboration Between IOCAS and RCO-BRIN
El Nino change and its impact on weather and climate in the East Asia under global warming
Great winds sweep clouds across the sky, and numerous sails plow high waves
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