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A New Glider Leg Begins
The Maui Ocean Glider Survey section of the Te Moana Mahana project recently entered its second leg when a deployment off of the coast just north of …
Ocean Impacts on Climate Prediciton PhD Position
The Te Moana Mahana project recently opened a new PhD position for aspiring doctoral fellows to pursue their research in physical oceanography. This …
Te Whare Hēra Artist Residency
Our research fellow, Gabby O’Connor, has joined the Te Whare Hēra studio space for a two month residency and has founded the bustling …
PhD Positions in the Project
The Te Moana Mahana project recently opened two PhD positions for aspiring doctoral fellows to pursue their research in physical oceanography and …
Sculpture on the Gulf 2027
Gabby O’Connor is an artist and scientist who is also one of our team members who is working on within the “Ocean Connections” …
Why Ocean Heat Content is Important for Weather
Kevin Trenberth, a distinguished scholar and climate scientist, recently wrote an article for The Conversation on how record ocean heat content is a …
Interview about the project
Our principal investigator, Melissa Bowen, was recently interviewed about the project on RNZ Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan.