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September 26, 2012
Despite three decades of research on deep-sea hydrothermal vents, larval dispersal and population connectivity between these discrete and extreme habitats remain poorly understood. Connectivity, which occurs on time scales of one to several...
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August 01, 2012
The International Seabed Authority generously funded a total of six travel bursaries which enabled scientists from six different developing nations to attend the 13th Deep-Sea Biology Symposium in Wellington, New Zealand from 3rd – 7th December 2012...
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July 21, 2012
"Message in a bottle" is a new children's book written and illustrated by Drs Abigail Pattenden, Maria Baker and Vikki Gunn. This colaborative outreach product between the Hermione and INDEEP projects has been freely distributed to schools and...
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July 19, 2012
The INDEEP WG3 team have been working with SERPENT and Transocean and are delighted to announce the deployment of their first two settlement frames on a Transocean rig (attached to the blow out preventer - see photo) in the North Atlantic....
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July 04, 2012
The call is now open! Application deadline 9th July. Applicants must be from developing nations only. Download application form here.
September 26, 2012Despite three decades of research on deep-sea hydrothermal vents, larval dispersal and population connectivity between these discrete and extreme habitats remain poorly understood. Connectivity, which occurs on time scales of one to several...
August 01, 2012The International Seabed Authority generously funded a total of six travel bursaries which enabled scientists from six different developing nations to attend the 13th Deep-Sea Biology Symposium in Wellington, New Zealand from 3rd – 7th December 2012...
July 21, 2012"Message in a bottle" is a new children's book written and illustrated by Drs Abigail Pattenden, Maria Baker and Vikki Gunn. This colaborative outreach product between the Hermione and INDEEP projects has been freely distributed to schools and...
July 19, 2012The INDEEP WG3 team have been working with SERPENT and Transocean and are delighted to announce the deployment of their first two settlement frames on a Transocean rig (attached to the blow out preventer - see photo) in the North Atlantic....
