A University of Washington team has shed new light on a common but poorly understood bacteria known to live in deep, low-oxygen waters where the impacts of climate change are becoming significant.
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Ray Hilborn, professor of aquatic and fishery sciences, argues that biodiversity is best served by regulating fisheries over a country's entire economic zone.
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A new tool developed by researchers from the College of the Environment and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration creates seasonal outlooks for Pacific Northwest waters.
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Aquatic and Fishery Sciences' Adam Summers, a fish biomechanist, lent his expertise on how animals swim and move around in the water for Pixar's new Finding Dory movie.
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R/V Thomas G. Thompson, a 274-foot-long research vessel, is getting an overhaul that will extend its life and enable it to continue playing a key role in research coming out of the College.
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