We’re hiring Facility Operations Specialists in Seldovia, AK (1), Oxford, MD (1), and Charleston, SC (3).
NCCOS funded improvements made to an in situ robotic biological sensing system, called the Environmental Sample Processor, are being shared at three major ocean science
Research sponsored by NCCOS finds harmful cyanobacteria (aka blue-green algae) and their co-occurring cyanotoxins detectable and persistent in California watersheds from rivers to the Pacific
NOAA funded partners released the latest Pacific Northwest Harmful Algal Blooms (PNW HAB) Forecast one week ahead of a three-day razor clam dig in four
After a November 2018 finding that one type of airborne blue-green algae toxin was likely inhaled deep into human lungs, Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU)
As harmful algal blooms and related human health concerns increase, there is a growing need to identify and test technologies that may improve existing monitoring
NCCOS has provided the Sitka Tribe of Alaska with funding to expand monitoring and toxin testing of an active bloom of Pseudo-nitzschia in the city of
In April, an NCCOS-funded research team began its third and final field season measuring concentrations of marine algae and their associated lipophilic (fat soluble) toxins
New NCCOS-sponsored research describes a paradigm shift in our understanding of the conditions that control eutrophication (nutrient overenrichment) and harmful algal blooms (HABs) across the
The newly established Alaska Harmful Algal Bloom Network (AHAB) provides statewide awareness of harmful algal blooms. In Alaska, commercially harvested shellfish sold in stores and restaurants
From late April to early July 2016, the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) supported Environmental Sample Processor (ESP) deployments in the Gulf of