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Last week, 78 thousand people in offshore resource development industry travelled to Houston, TX for the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC), and ONCCEE’...
Ocean Network Canada’s Kim Juniper and Verena Tunnicliffe share their experiences studying the Endeavour hydrothermal vents in the April 19th Vancouver Sun article...
Ocean Networks Canada President Martin Taylor will be speaking to ocean science researchers and students at UK’s leading oceanographic research centre—the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) at the University of Southampton, on April 4, 2012.
In 2011, ONC and NOC signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to promote research...
In the March 29th Times Colonist article 'Dead pigs in a sea of science', Dr. Verena Tunnicliffe, Director of the VENUS coastal network, outlines a forensic research project with dead pigs, currently underway at the Central Node of the Georgia Strait.
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Scott McLean, Tom Dakin and Jeff Bosma manned the Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) booth at Oceanology International 2012, the largest ocean technologies exhibition in the world. This 3 day event happens every two years in...
Citizen scientist Harold Smith has now contributed over 10,000 annotations to NEPTUNE Canada's video database using the Digital Fishers crowdsourcing...
Scott McLean, Director of ONCCEE, was interviewed by Adam Smith for Pod Academy podcast Oceans, Climate Change and a Pinch of...
Twenty-four minutes after the 7.4 earthquake hit Mexico's Guerrero-Oaxaca region, NEPTUNE Canada sensors recorded the pressure wave in the north-east Pacific. Read the ...
Kim Juniper, NEPTUNE Canada’s Associate Director Science, was featured in a March 18th Times Colonist article for his leadership on an innovative CFI funded research vessel which will service the near-shore arrays of the ONC Observatory as well as supporting coastal oceanography projects...
Verena Tunnicliffe, Director of VENUS, and Tom Pedersen of the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions, gave a public presentation called "Insulting the World's Oceans" as part of the UVic IdeaFest on...
