Hardware such as sensors, devices, or other tools.
California-based Blue Ocean Gear and Washington-based Crab Raft, Inc. are collaborating on their respective technologies for a common goal: to develop gear for the fishing industry which is safer for marine mammals, and easier for fishermen to use.
A match made at sea: Two NOAA-funded small businesses partner to protect marine mammals Read More »
A successful partnership between NOAA and Saildrone, Inc. has expanded to support research missions across agency led to business growth and technological innovation, and contributed to the broader New Blue Economy.
Ripple effect: A public-private partnership advances ocean science Read More »
The quest by Global Monitoring Laboratory scientists to develop a reliable, cost-effective way to study Earth’s stratosphere passed a significant milestone on May 17 when a remotely controlled glider, carried to an elevation of 90,000 feet by a weather balloon, returned to its launch location on Colorado’s Pawnee National Grasslands with its scientific payload intact.
Revolutionary NOAA High-Altitude Research Tool Passes Key Milestone Read More »
Using a converted Cold War-era bomber, NOAA’s chemical sciences laboratory is working to decode the makeup of our stratosphere.
NOAA scientists are working to decode Earth’s atmosphere Read More »
Vineyard Wind announced a new partnership with Charles River Analytics aimed at protecting marine mammals during the construction of the Vineyard Wind 1 project, the first commercial-scale offshore wind project in the U.S.
NOAA SBIR-funded company joins partnership to protect marine mammals Read More »