Category: Ocean’s Potential

  • #MicroMonday: Teeny, Tiny Bubbles

    #MicroMonday: Teeny, Tiny Bubbles

    Now that daylight saving time has ended and the days are growing shorter, you might be searching for some bright, hopeful cheer. Bigelow Laboratory has…

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  • Blue Biotech Bulletin: October 22-28

    Blue Biotech Bulletin: October 22-28

    Maine researchers and entrepreneurs are unlocking the potential of algae, seaweed, shellfish, and marine microbes to develop novel products and materials. These blue biotechnology innovations…

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  • Field Notes: Maine Algae Science Day

    Field Notes: Maine Algae Science Day

    Last week, Bigelow Laboratory hosted the inaugural Maine Algae Science Day in the gorgeous waterfront building of the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI) in…

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  • Blue Biotech Bulletin: October 15-21

    Blue Biotech Bulletin: October 15-21

    Maine researchers and entrepreneurs are unlocking the potential of algae, seaweed, shellfish, and marine microbes to develop novel products and materials. These blue biotechnology innovations…

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  • Blue Biotech Leadership

    Blue Biotech Leadership

    Maine has the resources, workforce, and people to become a national leader in the emerging blue biotech industry. Bigelow Laboratory, in partnership with Ocean House…

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  • In the (Blue) Zone

    In the (Blue) Zone

    Since it opened earlier this year, Bigelow Laboratory’s new Alfond Center forum has become a hotbed of convening activity.  Last week, researchers from around the…

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  • Blue Biotech Bulletin: October 8-14

    Blue Biotech Bulletin: October 8-14

    Maine researchers and entrepreneurs are unlocking the potential of algae, seaweed, shellfish, and marine microbes to develop new foods, medicines, materials, and climate-friendly products. These…

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  • Blue Biotech Bulletin: October 1-7

    Blue Biotech Bulletin: October 1-7

    Maine researchers and entrepreneurs are unlocking the potential of algae, seaweed, shellfish, and marine microbes to develop new foods, medicines, materials, and climate-friendly products. These…

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  • #MicroMonday: Tiny Bites for Marine Giants

    #MicroMonday: Tiny Bites for Marine Giants

    Given that they are among the largest animals on the planet, it may seem puzzling that one of the North Atlantic right whale’s key prey…

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  • Measuring Time in Nanno Seconds

    Measuring Time in Nanno Seconds

    Transferring Nannochloropsis into a carboy of saltwater media takes some time. But Research Technician Lydia Pinard’s timelapse video makes the process look speedy! Nannochloropsis is…

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  • Maine Life Sciences Center

    Maine Life Sciences Center

    Thanks to the efforts of the Bioscience Association of Maine (BioME), FocusMaine, and others, Governor Mills last week announced the creation of the Maine Life…

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  • Kelp, I’ve Fallen

    Kelp, I’ve Fallen

    Environmental DNA has proven immensely valuable for accurately, rapidly, and inexpensively detecting new species and answering important coastal management questions. In a new study, a…

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  • Following the Fare

    Following the Fare

    The North Atlantic right whale is among the world’s biggest animals. It’s also one of its most endangered. Models of their distribution are essential for…

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  • Turning Blue into Green

    Turning Blue into Green

    Maine has the resources to become a global leader in the emerging “blue biotech” industry. These advantages include an expansive coastline; thriving fisheries, aquaculture, and…

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  • Single Cell Grant Upswell

    Single Cell Grant Upswell

    Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences is excited to announce that we’ve recently received two awards from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for research that will…

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  • Field Notes from Washington, D.C.

    Field Notes from Washington, D.C.

    As Director of the Center for Seafood Solutions, Senior Research Scientist Nichole Price often travels to D.C. to meet with policymakers and federal agencies. This…

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