Kendra Herweck, Emily Hyland, and Wahid Khan inside the wet lab on the R/V Neeskay, prepping for a day of sampling Lake Michigan
Emily Hyland, Kendra Herweck, Trevor Holm, Stephanie Ratliff, and Anshula Dhiman on the R/V Gibraltar III in western Lake Erie
Kendra Herweck and Emily Hyland pouring off water samples to take back to the lab for filtering in Green Bay. With a special pelican guest!
Kendra Herweck deploying a Sequoia hyper-bb, YSI EXO2 sonde, and secchi disk
Emily Hyland collecting water samples off the R/V Neeskay in Lake Michigan
Kendra Herweck and Emily Hyland collecting water samples in Lake Superior on the R/V Soliton
Emily Hyland taking a break to snack and represent the PRINGLS mascot before filtering water samples
Dr. Brice Grunert on the R/V Phoenix in Green Bay, collecting a depth profile with a Sequoia hyper-bb and YSI EXO2 sonde
Crew members aboard a CalCOFI cruise wear masks during sampling operations due to smoke from the January 2025 LA County wildfires.
A dolphin and seabird feeding frenzy is observed during the Santa Barbara Channel cruise.
A Multi-Filtered Rotating Shadow Band Spectrometer (M-MFRSR) deployed at Santa Cruz, Tenerife Island, to measure UV-to-visible aerosol absorption properties.
A photo of ocean sunfish (Mola mola) is captured during a Santa Barbara Channel cruise in August 2024.
A spectacular breaching whale is observed during a Santa Barbara Channel cruise (#15).
A photo of dolphins is captured during a Santa Barbara Channel cruise (#16).
A whale surfaces near a research vessel during a Santa Barbara Channel cruise (#10).
Whales are observed during a Santa Barbara Channel (California) cruise (#10).
Smoke from the LA County wildfires during January 2025 is visible on a CalCOFI cruise.
Filtering water to determine particulate absorption using high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) during a CalCOFI cruise.
NOAA’s Research Vessel Reuben Lasker used during a California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations (CalCOFI) cruise.
Students of Xiaodong Zhang (Univ. Southern Mississippi) work on SeaTrac uncrewed surface vehicle.
Maria Tzortziou in front of an OceanXplorer deep sea vehicle.
Joaquim Goes and Maria Tzortziou in the OceanXplorer’s wet lab.
Maria Tzortziou in the wet lab onboard the OceanXplorer.
Photo of OceanXplorer’s stern deck, taken off the coast of west Africa. The OceanXplorer is an advanced exploration, research and media vessel.
PANTHYR ("PAN-and-Tilt HYperspectral Radiometer") system and developer Dieter Vansteenwegen.
Cormorants roost on the Upper Deck of the Chesapeake Bay Tower station.
Alison Chase and Vittorio Brando (CNR-ISMAR) discuss station measurements with during a SO PACE Cruise.
Solar Panels are installed on the Upper Deck of the Chesapeake Bay Tower station.
Nicole Trenholm perches in an abandoned raptor nest.
Cownosed Rays swim past the Chesapeake Bay Tower station.
PANTHYR ("PAN-and-Tilt HYperspectral Radiometer") Instrument Components installed on the Chesapeake Bay Tower station.
Chesapeake Bay Tower station WATERHYPERNET PI Kevin Turpie.
Patrick Gray next to CTD near Cape Sounion, Greece.
Tara Ocean sampling at last station near Cape Sounion, Greece.
Dolphins in the Gulf of Corinth, Greece.
The HyperPro Buoy prepares for deployment in the Mediterranean Sea during a SO PACE cruise.
The deployed HyperPro Buoy is a tiny black speck against the rich blue of the Mediterranean Sea.
Patrick Gray with Temple of Poseidon in background.
