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Extreme E is getting ready to begin its fourth year, with less than a month before Rounds 1 and 2 of the thrilling 2024 event is set to

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Largest-ever study of ocean DNA has created essential catalog of marine life

Thuwal, Saudi Arabia (SPX) Jan 17, 2024 - The ocean is the world's largest habitat, yet much of its biodiversity is still unknown. A study published in Frontiers in Science marks a significant breakthrough, reporting the largest and most co

One month to go until Extreme E Season 4 begins in Saudi Arabia

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Abundance of Fungi in Ocean's 'Twilight Zone' Could Unlock Species With Unique Biochemical Properties

Fungi in the twilight zone exhibit unusual adaptations that would lead to the discovery of species with unique biochemical properties. Read more here.

Ocean fungi from twilight zone could be source of next penicillin-like drug

Largest study of ocean DNA reveals abundance of fungi thriving in extreme environment of the deep sea

AI draws an atlas of the oceans to find extinct species, plastics or new antibiotics

AI draws an atlas of the oceans to find extinct species, plastics or new antibiotics. Despite occupying three-quarters of the Earth's surface, our oceans remain one of our greatest mysteries. Although it is the largest habitat in the world, much of its biodiversity is still unknown. The KMAP Global Ocean Gene Catalog 1.0 contains more than 317 million gene groups from marine organisms around the world. Scientists can access the catalog remotely to investigate how different ocean ecosystems work, track the impact of pollution and global warming.