Project FIND is a step towards leveling the playing field for research for the benefit of the Ocean
Underwater Robot Competition at Techno-Ocean2021
The robotics competition saw good participation from students around Japan.
Do we need to invest more in research and exploration of Earth’s Ocean ?
The Ocean is under-observed and under-researched, and requires a lot more investment in the years to come if we are to manage it sustainably
Tapping inspiration from nature to power oceanic sensing
The story of how we drew inspiration from one of the most powerful sonars found in nature (dolphins!) to build an improved imaging sonar.
OCEANS 2021 Student Poster Competition
The coveted OCEANS student poster competition saw good participation in the 2021 edition too.
Ocean Observation for Small Island Developing States
Takeaway from discussions at Ocean Sciences meeting on Ocean observation for SIDS
OCEANS 22 – An in-person technical treat in the post-Covid era
OCEANS 2022 was one of the first hybrid OES conferences organized post-Covid in Chennai, a beautiful beach city of India. This article is a brief coverage of this event.
“There is Nothing—Absolutely Nothing—Half So Much Worth Doing as Simply Messing About in Boats”
So the famous children’s story goes (Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows). This article talks about a 30-day trip on the sailboat ‘Jocara’ from the Maldives to the Chagos islands, combining work and fun.
Connecting ECOPs with Academia, Industry and Best Practices – Townhall at OSM 2022
IEEE OES organized a Town Hall at Ocean Sciences meeting 2022. This is a brief summary of the event.
Global warming: Effects, causes and measures, a snapshot in 2021
Global-warming induced climate change effects as of 2021 have been dire, but there is a ray of hope.