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FROM THE TOS PRESIDENT
Paula Bontempi
Greetings everyone. I remember when I joined TOS as a student in the mid-1990s. I was so impressed with the values of the Society and how much the members supported students and early career professionals. I found endless engagement in career-facing opportunities, with much advice I will always remember. I had a voice among the membership, and those connections were critical to a pathway to employment. Paying that advice forward is crucial to creating our next generation of explorers, educators, and entrepreneurs… > READ MORE
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Student and Early Career
News and Resources
GRAD STUDENT/EARLY CAREER RESOURCES
Visit TOS’s Grad Student/Early Career Resources page where you will find graduate student and early career job and fellowship links, shiptime opportunities, and helpful articles and websites…
CAREER PROFILES: OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS
View nearly 100 career profiles of ocean scientists with careers outside of academia. These profiles are intended to advise ocean sciences graduate students about career options other than teaching and/or research in a university setting…
NAVIGATING GRAD SCHOOL
Don’t miss Oceanography magazine’s popular articles providing guidance on navigating grad school:
UNDERGRAD STUDENT RESOURCES
Visit TOS’s Undergrad Student Resources page for lists of opportunities and recommended reading…
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Featured Resources
Disseminating Knowledge of Oceanography and Its Application
Frontiers in Ocean Observing: Marine Protected Areas, Western Boundary Currents, and the Deep Sea
We hope that you enjoy this third and final Oceanography supplement in the Frontiers in Ocean Observing series and share it widely.
A Vision for Capacity Sharing in the Ocean Sciences
This special issue of Oceanography focuses on the global benefits of sustained capacity sharing in ocean science.
NISKINe
This special issue of Oceanography focuses on NISKINe: The Near-Inertial Shear and Kinetic Energy in the North Atlantic Experiment.
September 2024 Issue
This issue of Oceanography features articles on machine learning in ocean remote sensing, the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, Gulf of Maine cold wave, metocean data in support of offshore wind energy, and more…
Twenty Years of GEOTRACES
This special issue of Oceanography focuses on GEOTRACES: An International Study of the Marine Biogeochemical Cycles of Trace Elements and Isotopes.
Sea Grant: Science Serving America’s Coastlines and People
This special issue of Oceanography details the National Sea Grant College Program’s contributions to enhancing the use and conservation of US coastal, marine, and Great Lakes resources.
DIY Oceanography
Presenting homemade sensors or instruments that you can build, or build upon.
Career Profiles
Providing advice to ocean sciences graduate students about career options outside of the university setting.
NEWS
Oceanography is an open access journal featuring peer-reviewed articles that chronicle all aspects of ocean science and its applications.
Featured Articles
How Do Tides Affect Underwater Acoustic Propagation? A Collaborative Approach to Improve Internal Wave Modeling
By M.C. Schönau et al.
Examining how internal wave energy moves through numerical simulations, how this energy alters the ocean state and sound speed, and how machine learning could aid the modeling of these impacts…
Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Sonar: A New Tool for Seafloor Characterization
By J.W. Jamieson et al.
Discussing extending the potential applications of interferometric synthetic aperture sonar to habitat classification, environmental monitoring, and seafloor geological characterization…
The PIXIE: A Low-Cost, Open-Source, Multichannel In Situ Fluorometer Applied To Dye-Tracing in Halifax Harbor
By K. Park et al.
Introducing the PIXIE, intended to fill the gap between between the advantages provided by open-source in situ sensors and the performance provided by industrial in situ fluorometers…
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