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Collaborative study of natural hydrocarbon seep in Canada’s Arctic reveals presence of methane-degrading bacteria, healthy animal population

Cold seep at the ocean floor

New study sheds light on how life survives in Earth’s deepest, darkest environment

Tutolo examining hydrothermal vents in the HOV Alvin submarine.

Underwater discovery prompts shakeup of long-held theories for origins of life

Piston Coring recovery/operations in the Gulf of Mexico off TDI-Brooks vessel R/V Brooks McCall

Naturally occurring oil and gas seeps act as ‘elevators’ for microbial life in Earth’s deep sedimentary layers

View of Barrier Lake

PhD students from three countries produce two academic research papers in just two weeks

The study has real-world implications for the oil and gas industry.

Scientists shed light on microbial life in Earth’s deep, dark places