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High school biology classes are in for a change, courtesy of a new text book involving the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences. Massachusetts’ Tabor Academy will work with BIOS and marine institutions in New England, to produce a biology text book ge...

The new director of the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Science (BIOS) hopes to expand the institute’s scope while at the same time preparing it for the future. Dr Bill Curry said yesterday that the Institute has been expanding beyond just biological rese...

A scientist appealed to Bermuda’s mariners for help yesterday to find a $120,000 glider lost in the ocean, so he can continue important research. Breck Owens and a team from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Center in Massachusetts had to give up hunting ...

Five unsuspecting turtles yesterday are participants in the Bermuda Tour de Turtles, a three-month race through the Island’s waters. Each was fitted with a satellite transmitter to monitor which travels the farthest in the inaugural race as the final...

Research scientists abandoned their hunt for a missing glider yesterday, but local authorities continued to appeal to sailors to look out for it. The six-foot-long piece of kit was spotted by fishermen at Challenger Banks on Sunday. Fearing that it ...

A mystery object floating in Bermuda’s waters is a scientific glider, it was revealed yesterday, as the search for it continued. The Royal Gazette reported on Monday how the six-foot craft was spotted by Nouvelle DeRoza, 47, from Warwick, who was fis...

This summer, a special internship at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS), aimed at local students, has opened up a world of possibility for 11 local college students considering careers in science. The eight-week internship, known as the B...

On November 16, Primary 5 Innovations Class led by Mr Mark Brown went on a field trip to the Town of St George, St George’s Harbour and Town Cut to research what might happen if the Town Cut was modified including blowing up the reefs. “To prepare f...

After stepping down from the helm at the Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences, Anthony Knap is heading off tonight for friends and family in the UK and looking forward to new ventures in the commercial fields. Looking back on the institute he first s...