We’re hiring a Facility Operations Specialist. Applications due 12/26/2024.
We are working on a collaborative set of projects to better understand and restore mesophotic and deep benthic communities in the Gulf of America (formerly
Aquaculture Development NCCOS Aquaculture provides high quality science, guidance, and technical support to coastal managers to grow sustainable aquaculture while maintaining and improving ecosystem health.
NCCOS Hollings Marine Laboratory The Hollings Marine Laboratory is built on an approximately 8-acre site within the Fort Johnson campus of the South Carolina Marine
This August, NCCOS scientists and their partners achieved the first real-time toxicity assessment of an algal bloom in Lake Erie by an uncrewed subsurface vehicle.
Students at St. John’s High School in Charleston, South Carolina, have been working with a partnership of NCCOS staff at the Hollings Marine Lab and
We have teamed with Charleston Waterkeepers to evaluate how effective passive sampler technology (silicone bands) is at detecting organic contaminants in local waterways. Silicone band
In September 2019, a multi-disciplinary team of NCCOS scientists and colleagues completed a successful mission aboard the NOAA Ship Nancy Foster studying the ecological function
NCCOS is doing several things to help south Florida address both saltwater and freshwater harmful algal blooms. This year, south Florida experienced the worst red
NCCOS is working with engineers at NABAS (Nano Air Bubble Aeration System) Technology to develop an environmentally sustainable method to eliminate harmful freshwater algae and
Opportunities for Postgraduates and Professionals Scientists from Nicaragua, Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Columbia complete two weeks of formal training to detect toxins responsible for