DOSI Deep-Sea Round-Up
An octopus and a holothurid, surrounded by half-buried brittle stars. Image courtesy of Ocean Networks Canada and CSSF-ROPOS. You can view other deep-sea images that have been shared through DOSI on our Flickr page. If you would like to showcase any images from your own work, you can find submission guidelines on our website.
Welcome to the first Deep-Sea Round-Up of May! We’re swimming in new research this week, from a report on the exponential growth of hadal science to a deep-sea alligator fall and the evolution of deep-sea corals.
In deep-sea mining news, a new paper outlines remaining regulatory issues and the ISA shares its latest newsletter. Our Events section this week features World Economic Forum webinar on deep-sea mineral stewardship, while the Opportunities section includes a call for early career session co-leads at this year’s Ocean Best Practices workshop.
Finally, today’ Round-Up ends with a look at a new deep-sea science communication social media account run by graduate students at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Make sure to give them a follow!
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