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News Stories
Chilean Earthquake and Tsunami
04-Mar-10Saturday, Feb. 27 2010, 0634UTC, a magnitude 8.8 earthquake occurred off the coast of Chile.
Director's Update
25-Feb-10Going live with the initial data flow on 8 December 2009 was an early Christmas present to all members of our inspired team.
New Deep-sea Ecology Blog
19-Feb-10Graduate student Katleen Robert has started up a new blog on Deep-sea Ecology.
Wally's "world tour"
06-Jan-10NEPTUNE Canada researchers from Jacobs University in Bremen, Germany recently drove Wally the Crawler on its first deep-sea scientific walkabout.
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