From microbes to large predators, there is increasing evidence that marine life is shaped by
short-lived submesoscales currents that are difficult to observe, model, and explain …

Fine-scale currents, O (1–100 km, days–months), are actively involved in the transport and
transformation of biogeochemical tracers in the ocean. However, their overall impact on …

Many ocean fronts are known to feature enhanced primary and secondary production and
elevated biodiversity. The confluence of water masses on strong fronts promotes …

Marine plankton play a crucial role in carbon storage, global climate, and ecosystem
function. Planktonic ecosystems are embedded in patches of water that are continuously …

Abstract The North Pacific Subtropical Gyre (NPSG) is an oligotrophic environment where a
number of mesoscale eddies occur. With continuous measurements from Biogeochemical …

Mixed layers are defined to have homogeneous density, temperature, and salinity. However,
bio‐optical profiles may not always be fully homogenized within the mixed layer. The relative …

The well-lit upper layer of the open ocean is a dynamical environment that hosts
approximately half of global primary production. In the remote parts of this environment …

The North Atlantic Aerosols and Marine Ecosystems Study (NAAMES) is an interdisciplinary
effort to characterize plankton ecosystem properties through the annual cycle and determine …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) is increasingly being used to document species distributions
and habitat use in marine systems, with much of the recent effort focused on leveraging …

Within the framework of Ecosystem Approach to Aquaculture (EAA), ecological carrying
capacity (ECC) is a key concept that helps to determine the upper limit of production without …