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Showmitra Chowdhury: The first Bangladeshi ocean scientist in the Antarctic - Vimarsana News

Showmitra Chowdhury: The first Bangladeshi ocean scientist in the Antarctic

“He is the first Bangladeshi ocean scientist to be in Antarctica for research work," said Abu Sharif Md. Mahbub-E-Kibria, Senior Scientific Officer and Head of the Environmental Oceanography and Climate Division of BORI.

Humboldt Award for researcher from Haripal - Vimarsana News

Humboldt Award for researcher from Haripal

Originally from Haripal in Hooghly district, but for the last 15 years Dr Haimanti Biswas is serving as the principal scientist of Biological Oceanography Division, Dona Paula at Goa.

Seaweed mixing with plastics could provide fertile ground for flesh-eating bacteria, research shows - Vimarsana News

Seaweed mixing with plastics could provide fertile ground for flesh-eating bacteria, research shows

Researchers fear a pathogen could be breeding amid the rising levels of seaweed known as sargassum found washing up in Florida.

Seaweed mixing with plastics could provide fertile ground for flesh-eating bacteria, research shows - Vimarsana News

Seaweed mixing with plastics could provide fertile ground for flesh-eating bacteria, research shows

Researchers fear a pathogen could be breeding amid the rising levels of seaweed known as sargassum found washing up in Florida.

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Florida seaweed blob | The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, a 5,000-mile seaweed bloom seen from space, is now reaching FL beaches - Vimarsana News

Florida seaweed blob | The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, a 5,000-mile seaweed bloom seen from space, is now reaching FL beaches

A 5,000-mile seaweed belt lurking in the Atlantic Ocean has already begun to wash up on Florida beaches.