This experimental study rigorously assesses the wave attenuation capabilities of a floating breakwater, informed by a practical engineering project.

Emerging research presents a novel approach to drug delivery: genetically modified hookworms.

Following an incident off the coast of Oman, India has formally summoned U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Jason Meeks to New Delhi. The action stems from a U.S. Navy attack on the Palau-flagged tanker *Settebello*, which…

Understanding deep-sea ecosystems requires robust data analysis, yet species-level identification is often limited.

Recent research demonstrates the enhanced efficacy of environmental DNA (eDNA) for assessing elasmobranch diversity—a taxonomic group often difficult to study—within estuarine ecosystems.

Tragic loss has been reported following an incident involving the oil tanker *Settebello* off the coast of Oman.

Subsurface mesoscale eddies, typically assumed to maintain geostrophic and hydrostatic balance, frequently exhibit inconsistencies in pressure, vorticity, and stratification anomalies.

Employee isolation is a growing concern, and simply mandating a return to the office is not a sustainable solution.

Tensions escalated in the Strait of Hormuz following declarations from both the United States and Iran.

The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 in 2014 remains one of aviation’s greatest mysteries.

Thirteen sailors aboard the cargo ship MV Pascal face a critical situation near Iran’s Bandar Abbas Port, enduring deprivation without adequate food and water.

China has unveiled plans for a groundbreaking nuclear-powered floating hub, poised to revolutionize global shipping.

A U.S. Navy member, Culinary Specialist Seaman Jermiah Copeland, has been sentenced to 44 years in prison for the murder of 21-year-old Culinary Specialist Seaman Angelina Petra Resendiz. This verdict follows Copeland’s…

Measles presents a significant global health challenge, primarily due to the absence of validated treatments.

Biological invasions significantly reshape marine biodiversity, yet robust frameworks for assessing invasion stages remain limited.

Following recent U.S. strikes near the strategic waterway, Iran has declared the Strait of Hormuz closed to commercial shipping, asserting that any vessel attempting transit will be targeted. This action presents a…

A concerning new study reveals a pervasive and previously underestimated global pollution challenge: the widespread deposition of trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a highly persistent "forever chemical." Generated from…

A groundbreaking theory proposes a novel mechanism for the origin of life on Earth.

## Securing Germany's Underwater Lifelines: Webinar Clip Introduction Germany’s critical infrastructure increasingly relies on subsea cables – the arteries of global communication and energy transmission.

The Venice Lagoon faces escalating risks from extreme storm surges, mitigated primarily by the MoSE movable barrier system.

Indoor aquaculture's global expansion highlights a critical knowledge gap: the optimization of lighting strategies for fish growth.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has issued a strong condemnation following an attack on the tanker MT Settebello off Oman near the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in three Indian seafarers missing.

Accurate forecasting of port container throughput is critical for optimizing regional logistics and international trade, serving as a key economic indicator.

Arctic warming is fundamentally reshaping the Pacific Arctic ecosystem, leading to diminished sea ice and altered bowhead whale migration patterns.

In a landmark achievement demonstrating the evolving capabilities of naval technology, a U.S. Navy unmanned surface vessel (USV) successfully executed the first-ever sea recovery, rescuing two Apache helicopter pilots…

Recent research highlights the nuanced nature of remora-host symbioses, revealing potentially selective relationships even under challenging conditions.

Marine invertebrates represent 92% of ocean biodiversity and underpin critical ecosystem functions, from habitat formation to supporting global fisheries.

Increased Arctic shipping accessibility is driving intensified energy collaboration between China and Russia, particularly reliant on the Northern Sea Route.

Globally, an estimated 11 million metric tons of plastic enter the ocean annually, accumulating in distinct regions with profound ecological consequences.

Recent analysis of remarkably well-preserved Yukon ground squirrel scat—frozen for tens of thousands of years—is offering unprecedented insights into Ice Age ecosystems.

## Life on an Underwater Volcano: A Realm of Extremophiles The deep ocean harbors extraordinary ecosystems, and hydrothermal vents on underwater volcanoes represent some of the most unique.

Boreal springtime intraseasonal cooling (SIC) events are a recurring feature of the Northern Gulf of Guinea, yet their underlying mechanisms remain incompletely understood.

This World Ocean Day, addressing data gaps is critical to effective ocean stewardship.

Recent World Data Ocean research reveals surprisingly low methane supersaturation in southwestern Greenland fjords.

Spectral wave models are essential tools for scientific research and ocean engineering, and this study rigorously evaluates the performance of Unstructured WAVEWATCH III (UNWWIII) in coastal, swell-dominated waters.

A clinical trial has shown that an experimental antibody can reduce lean‑mass loss in patients already receiving GLP‑1 medication, suggesting a potential strategy to preserve muscle during metabolic therapy.

Recent research reveals that at least one pterosaur species displayed vivid iridescence, a finding grounded in a validated, peer‑reviewed analysis of a 120‑million‑year‑old fossil.

Scientists have validated a previously mysterious Utah quake that occurred nearly 90 km beneath the surface—an unprecedented depth for a continental event.

A groundbreaking discovery has challenged an 80-year-old theory of turbulence, revealing a method to reverse the direction of energy flow within turbulent systems.

Rising sea levels threaten to submerge mangrove forests, jeopardizing their role as one of the planet’s most efficient carbon sinks.

Controlled fire whirls, or giant fire tornadoes, have been demonstrated to consume up to 95 % of spilled oil while reducing soot emissions by 40 % compared with conventional in‑situ burning.

This case study examines the impacts of jetty construction on hydrodynamics, seabed morphology, and marine ecology in Tongzhou Bay, Nantong, China.

This study investigates the effects of Moringa oleifera flower (MOF) supplementation on the growth and health of European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax).

Biofouled microplastics (MP) are emerging as a significant stressor in Arctic marine ecosystems, particularly affecting juvenile copepod Calanus hyperboreus.

The South China Sea (SCS) is vital for global geopolitics, economics, and environmental health, necessitating accurate marine variable forecasting for effective management and hazard mitigation.

This study presents a phenomena-oriented validation framework for evaluating neural-network based spatial downscaling of surface wind fields over the Arctic seas.

The entry into force of the BBNJ Agreement presents a crucial opportunity to navigate the tension between marine technology transfer for climate justice and the restrictive intellectual property rights outlined in the…

Marine microplastic pollution in the Fujian-Taiwan region presents significant transregional challenges, stemming from divergent governance approaches.

High-tide flooding (HTF) is increasingly recognized as a significant coastal hazard in Jiangsu and Shanghai due to accelerating sea-level rise (SLR).

Microplastics (MPs) present a significant environmental challenge, necessitating innovative detection methods to mitigate their impact.