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  • Oceanscience Barnacle Seafloor Platform
    • — January 19, 2011

    Product Spotlight: Oceanscience Seafloor Platforms

    Oceanscience Seafloor Platforms are sensor mounting bases for collecting real-time data measurements using existing navigation buoys. These rugged systems provide a durable solution for underwater data measurements. Barnacle The Oceanscience[…]

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    Findings published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Liyuan Liang and Baohua Gu help explain previously reported seemingly contradictory findings.
    • — January 18, 2011

    Organic matter’s role in reducing mercury levels examined in new report

    Exactly how mercury enters the food chain remains a mystery and is an area of recent research. Core samples have shown that post-industrialization levels of mercury are about 3-5 times[…]

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  • unmanned antarctic submarine
    • — January 14, 2011

    Unmanned Antarctic submarine will take trial run in Lake Tahoe

    Researchers from Northern Illinois University and DOER Marine have recently unveiled a multi-million-dollar unmanned Antarctic submarine, which will take its maiden voyage late March in Lake Tahoe. The 2,200-pound robotic[…]

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    NexSens micro-t Temperature Loggers
    • — January 14, 2011

    Product Spotlight: NexSens micro-T Temperature Loggers

    The NexSens micro-T temperature logger is a self-contained, self-powered, and field-rugged package that measures just over half an inch in diameter. It consists of a computer chip, temperature sensor, and[…]

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