News

A team of CERC.OCEAN researchers with support from UBC staff and faculty went back to Powell Lake, BC to sample the deep ancient ocean waters that make up the bottom of this fjord.

A group of students and post-docs from Dalhousie University across different ocean-related disciplines, travelled to Brigadoon Village, South Alton, NS to participate in a retreat to promote interdisciplinary collaboration. This retreat was funded by CERC.OCEAN and included two of our PhD students.

On May 8th, 2018, HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco toured the CERC.OCEAN laboratory and container, meeting with our diverse research team

From April 6 - 28, 2018, PhD student Ricardo Arruda participated in the MSM73 cruise from Cadiz, Spain to St. John's, Newfoundland, onboard the German vessel, the Maria S. Merian.

From January 20 to February 11 of 2018, PhD student Ricardo Arruda participated in a cruise onboard the German research ship, Poseidon, to study and track an upwelling patch of the west coast of Africa

HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco toured Dalhousie University on May 8th to learn more about the Dal-lead OFI. This visit included a trip to the CERC lab to learn about our research and researchers.

CTV News' Ana Almeida interviews His Serene Highness Prince Albert II about his visit to Dalhousie during a reception with OFI researchers and students.

His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco will be on campus on May 8th to learn about ocean research at the Dal-lead Ocean Frontier Institute. This visit also includes a tour of the CERC.OCEAN lab and container bay along with a public roundtable discussion.

The 3rd volume of Current Tides is now available. This student-led magazine, which was chief-edited by CERC.OCEAN PhD student Lorenza Raimondi, features the ongoing interdisciplinary research in the Department of Oceanography at Dalhousie University.

A new paper has been published in the journal of Ocean and Coastal Management looking into the public perceptions of threats to the ocean and marine protection around the world.