Carlos Dominguez-Carrió
@dominguezcarrio.bsky.social
Deep-sea researcher at Institut de Ciències del Mar (ICM-CSIC). Benthic communities, cold-water corals, underwater imaging.
Today we presented in Faial the documentary “Meia Milha para Baixo”, directed by Pepe Brix. The film showcases the work carried out by our team to explore the deep-sea habitats of the Azores, featuring the challenges we faced and some of the most relvant advances made in the field.
November 16, 2025 at 5:46 PM
Today we presented in Faial the documentary “Meia Milha para Baixo”, directed by Pepe Brix. The film showcases the work carried out by our team to explore the deep-sea habitats of the Azores, featuring the challenges we faced and some of the most relvant advances made in the field.
The documentary Meia Milha Para Baixo premieres on Sunday at Teatro Faialense. It dives into the Azores' deep sea, featuring coral gardens, hydrothermal vents, sponge grounds and other hidden wonders. Through unseen footage, it reveals the challenges and innovations behind our research in the Azores
November 15, 2025 at 9:24 AM
The documentary Meia Milha Para Baixo premieres on Sunday at Teatro Faialense. It dives into the Azores' deep sea, featuring coral gardens, hydrothermal vents, sponge grounds and other hidden wonders. Through unseen footage, it reveals the challenges and innovations behind our research in the Azores
Our most recent publication in @cp-trendsecolevo.bsky.social illustrates how cost-effective deep-sea imaging tools, such as the Azor drift-cam, can effectively build local capacity, promote equity in deep-sea science and generate essential data for the conservation of marine benthic habitats.
Online now: Democratizing deep-sea research for biodiversity conservation
Democratizing deep-sea research for biodiversity conservation
Conservation of deep-sea ecosystems is often hindered by insufficient data on biodiversity composition, distribution, and ecological status. As global efforts to expand deep-sea exploration continue, we illustrate how cost-effective deep-sea research can build local capacity; promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in deep-sea science; and generate essential data for conservation initiatives.
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November 13, 2025 at 7:35 AM
Our most recent publication in @cp-trendsecolevo.bsky.social illustrates how cost-effective deep-sea imaging tools, such as the Azor drift-cam, can effectively build local capacity, promote equity in deep-sea science and generate essential data for the conservation of marine benthic habitats.