The Center For Ocean Solutions Research
Stanford researchers find that swarms of tiny organisms mix nutrients in ocean waters
John Dabiri, Stephen Monosmith, Jeff Koseff and graduate students have studied how brine shrimp move in the lab to better understand the impact plankton and organisms like krill have on ocean waters. It turns out, when tiny organisms move en masse, they churn the water more than expected and might be critical to ocean dynamics.
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August 30, 2017
Summer 2017 Newsletter
Check out our Summer 2017 E-Newsletter for updates on our work and what our team is doing. If you are interested, please subscribe to our quarterly E-Newsletter to keep up on new research and ocean related events.
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August 28, 2017
Center for Ocean Solutions hosts 2-week intensive Ocean Policy Course
Twenty-four bright and enthusiastic students from across the country descended upon Monterey in July for the fourth iteration of the MARINE (Monterey Area Research Institutions’ Network for Education) Ocean Policy Course.
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July 27, 2017
Announcing our 2016 Annual Report
Check out our 2016 Annual Report where you can learn about the positive and exciting projects we are working on to solve some of the ocean's most complicated challenges.
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July 11, 2017
Ocean Tipping Points collaborative launches new science-based guide, tools and resources to support management of a changing ocean
Researchers and ocean managers working together on the Ocean Tipping Points Project have just launched a new website portal that provides concrete analytical tools, guidance and resources to help ocean managers predict and prevent the crossing of tipping points, or recover from ones already crossed, in order to keep ecosystems healthy and resilient.