APRIL 13 - Marine Science Day at HMSC!
Come learn what's new on the Oregon Coast's most dynamic marine science campus! Saturday, April 13, 10am-4pm... (more)
News and Events
- Public invited behind doors of HMSC April 13 for Marine Science Day (more)
- HMSC research on bycatch to be highlighted at Marine Science Day (more)
- Dr. Bob Cowen, Miami marine science leader named HMSC Director (more)
- Tsunami Dock dedication ceremony honors 2011 tsunami victims, prompts preparedness (more)
- Big Wave, Small World - the story of the 'Tsunami Dock' (more)
- Scientists: Invasive species danger from Japanese tsunami may not be known for years (more)
- New tsunami Interpretive trail starts at HMSC (more)
- NSF selects OSU to lead project rejuvenating US research fleet (more)
- Tsunami Dock as an example of 'species rafting' and dispersal (more)
- Newport selected as home of Pacific Marine Energy Center (more)
- HMSC conducts South Beach Peninsula-wide Tsunami Evacuation Dril (more)
- 2013 Tide Tables available (more)
- HMSC Dock exhibit to focus on tsunami preparedness, invasive species (more)
- Public wave energy test facility begins operation offshore of Newport. (more)
- New York Times highlights Scott Baker's dolphin research blog (more)
- Northwest earthquake risk looms large in new 13-year study of Cascadia Subduction Zone (more)
- Coastal visitors may encounter whales - but what kind are they likely to be? (more)
- Undersea volcano gave off signals before eruption in 2011(more)
- Scientists hope OSU whale-tracking data can reduce accidental deaths (more)
- New ODFW web page and fact sheet concerning Japanese Tsunami Marine Debris (more)
- First paternity study of southern right whales finds local fathers most successful (more)
- Floating dock from Japan carries potential invasive species (more)
- Collapse of oyster seed production at a commercial oyster hatchery in Oregon linked to ocean acidification (more)
- Platform offshore of Newport, OR to move U.S. wave energy industry from lab to sea (more)
- Marine Science Day 2012 a big success! For video of the keynote address and links to research programs highlighted, go to the Marine Science Day webpage.
- OSU unveils new seafloor mapping of Oregon's nearshore ocean (more)
- Public invited behind the scenes at HMSC on April 14 (more)
- 'CMOP' leads research campaign on maiden voyage of the R/V Oceanus (more)
- HMSC's aquatic animal program receives full “gold standard” accreditation from international animal association as part of Oregon State University's Animal Care and Use Program (more)
- Researchers looking at environmental impacts of offshore wind energy (more)
- Scientists following endangered whale from Russia for the second straight year (more)
- Study using novel transmitters finds juvenile predation preventing Steller sea lion recovery (more)
- OSU Sea Grant receives $2.6m NSF grant for research on informal learning (more)
- U.S. Sen. Mark Hatfield leaves a legacy at HMSC (more)
- 'Flex' the gray whale leads researchers to success. Follow the tracks of five more endangered western gray whales tagged in Russia by an international team of researchers (more)
- Scientists find eruption at undersea volcano - after forecasting the event (more)
- HMSC updated tsunami evacuation plan and emergency preparation tips posted on the Get Ready website (more)
- Study of pacific predators shows importance of biological "hotspots" (more)
- MMI researcher named Pew Marine Fellow (more)
- Analysis of 500-year-old salmon finds importance of smaller juveniles (more)
- Check out Currents, the Hatfield Marine Science Center's staff newsletter, now in an electronic format (more)
- HMSC Estuary trail partial closure information (more)
- Site chosen for wave energy testing in Oregon (more)
- Sea lion entanglement in marine debris preventable, study finds (more)
- Public urged to refrain from touching seal pups (more)
- Scientists seeking to save threatened Nassau grouper (more)
- Information on tsunamis available online (more)
- Pacific northwest faces nearly identical risks to Japanese quake (more)
- For previous stories, please visit our archives. (more)
- Click here to see a list of upcoming events (more)


