🌊We were proud to host the annual NASA Ocean Biology and Biogeochemistry meeting! College of Marine Science researchers highlighted how they use NASA satellite data to study study water quality, harmful algal blooms, and more 🛰️
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The Ocean Circulation Lab is back on the water but not without a proper sendoff 🌊 They shared their appreciation for the St Pete Innovation District, the City of St Petersburg, and the broader community, who have shown endless support for the College of Marine Science
The College of Marine Science is proud to host the 2026 Underwater Glider User Group (UG2) workshop. UG2 was established by the Interagency Ocean Observation Committee to bolster collaboration and information exchange between glider operators, academia, and government agencies.
The USF Foundation has launched the Marine Science Operating Fund (linked below) through which people can make financial contributions to the college.
Thank you for the continued support of our college and the global research we conduct.
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🌊 The second season of “The Rising Tides Podcast” is out now🎙️
From microbes to moorings, go behind the scenes of ocean exploration.
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🌊 Claudia Barón-Aguilar, a doctoral candidate at #USF, is an Indigenous scientist from Colombia whose work brings together remote sensing, community engagement, and traditional ecological knowledge.
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🌊For the past 10 years, researchers from the University of South Florida College of Marine Science have embarked on bimonthly cruises, collecting critical water quality data along coastal South Florida for the Marine Biodiversity Observation Network. https://t.co/0zrc4JBNU7
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We were honored to host the University of South Florida's ninth president, @USF_pres Moez Limayem, today on our campus. The visit highlighted the breadth and impact of research taking place at the College of Marine Science. We’re excited to have you at the helm of USF! 🌊🤘
As part of the federal spending package, @USFCMS will receive $1.5M to enhance the forecasting of hurricanes, storm surge, harmful algal blooms and other natural hazards through new state-of-the art oceanographic instrumentation and existing sensor package upgrades.
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🌊Gag groupers are an angler favorite in the Gulf — but right now, they’re overfished 🎣
Learn how a new model from University of South Florida and Fish and Wildlife Research Institute may improve management of this struggling species. https://t.co/x97ENZDxWs
Celebrating 70 Years of Bold🤘
Since our founding in 1956, #USF has built an extraordinary legacy. Join us as we honor our first 70 years through the voices of our people — the students, faculty, staff, alumni, and supporters who have helped USF pave the way toward a future that’s even bolder and brighter than ever.
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🌊We thought it was cold here… ❄️
Meanwhile, Margaret Mars Brisbin is in the Weddell Sea aboard the R/V Sikuliaq, studying how melting Antarctic sea ice is reshaping microbes and other ocean life as rart of the NSF-funded project🌊🧪
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