25 May Respuesta a el artículo en Qué Pasa

El 19 de mayo de 2017 apareció un artículo sobre Oceaneos en la revista Qué Pasa. En un esfuerzo por ser más transparentes, compartimos aquí más información al respecto, pues el artículo está sesgado. Aunque nuestro equipo fue entrevistado durante más de una hora, un...

Read More

14 Mar Infographic: Reviving the Ocean

Scientific storytelling is not easy. Some ideas require highly specific technical terms and ideas that cannot be summarized in a couple of sentences. Simplifying ideas can lead to lost information, and we realized this during the development of our infographic site. So here in our...

Read More

14 Mar Infographic: The Lesser Known Cause

Scientific storytelling is not easy. Some ideas require highly specific technical terms and ideas that cannot be summarized in a couple of sentences. Simplifying ideas can lead to lost information, and we realized this during the development of our infographic site. So here...

Read More

13 Mar Infographic: Oceans are Dying

Scientific storytelling is not easy. Some ideas require highly specific technical terms and ideas that cannot be summarized in a couple of sentences. Simplifying ideas can lead to lost information, and we realized this during the development of our infographic site. So here in our...

Read More

07 Feb Oceaneos’ Global Chlorophyll Map

Maps tell stories. Oceaneos developed an interactive map of the world, but with a big twist: this map charts the microscopic plants that live on the surface of the ocean, and form the foundation for marine life. They are collectively called phytoplankton, and are regard...

Read More

25 Nov The Two Most Important Molecules in the World

Photosynthesis is the chemical process behind making organic matter from inorganic ingredients. It starts with water and CO2, which are converted to sugars and oxygen through the power of sunlight. The process as we know it today is about 450 million years ago, but...

Read More