The Center for Ocean Solutions works to solve the major problems facing the ocean. And prepares leaders to take on these challenges. Bridging policy and science to. Solve the major challenges facing the ocean. A Sea Change for Ocean Resource Management.

I write about science, with a particular penchant for marine biology and the intersection of art and science. I also write science fiction and fantasy. Sometimes I write for grown-ups and sometimes I write for kids. I also make art, including technical illustrations, comic strips, calligraphy, and origami. For updated information about author signings and other events. Rendered the term delightfully in sculpture.

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I intend to retire June 1, 2019. This site will be go down at that time. Of course there is always the possibility of something happening before then, but you have now been warned. Is a series of programs for determining the free metal concentration in the presence of chelators or total metal given a desired free concentration. Please feel free to copy and give to others. Source code for the math can be seen in the javascript web forms. For other programs hosted or linked to from here.

The mission of Hopkins Marine Station. Is to generate and make available consistent long-term data, building the necessary foundation for establishing a scientific baseline on which to evaluate the ecological health of the local marine ecosystem. On this website, current projects on living organisms are described in the Biology. Pages list observations already documented. Finally, none of this work happens without the People.

The ocean teems with life that thrives under difficult situations in unusual environments. The Extreme Life of the Sea takes readers to the absolute limits of the ocean world- the fastest and deepest, the hottest and oldest creatures of the oceans. Featured Image - Nudibranch by Lupita Ruiz-Jones. Short Attention Span Science Videos.

Welcome to the website for the RV. The ship that served Stanford Oceanographic Expeditions 1963-1968. She inspired the lives and careers of both faculty and students lucky enough to participate in her 19 cruises. The goal of this website is both to record and to share the history of this era. Was donated to Hopkins Marine Station. Of Stanford University by Harold Miller in 1962 and was sold in 1969, to be replaced by an old tuna clipper, the. Funded research and maintenance on both ships until 1972.