Centre for Deep Sea Research
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Located at the University of Bergen, we deliver world-class, collaborative research on the biology, geology and chemistry of the deep ocean. 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘥𝘦𝘦𝘱𝘦𝘳 𝘸𝘦 𝘨𝘰, 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘮𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘸𝘦 𝘶𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘯𝘥!
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Read more about the work of the CBE Arctic team here: research here: cbearctic.com, and about Brenda on the image alt-text (or on our instagram: www.instagram.com/p/DE2sbtGs1n...)
"Thanks to the DSBS conference travel award, I am attending the 17th DSBS with the poster ""Rissoid snails (Gastropoda: Rissoidae) from #Arctic CBEs"". Here I discuss their phylogenetic position within the family and highlight their distinct geographical distributions and species-habitat preferences."

(Image: Brenda smiling with three other collaborators on the deck of a ship, all decked out with hard-hats.)
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Thank you to anyone involved!

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Runar Stokke @deepseastokke.bsky.social
Ida Helene Steen
Emily Olesin Denny
Håkon Dahle
Achim Mall

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Also celebrating our researchers and post-docs who continue to push the boundaries of science.
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Celebrating our PhDs today - hailing from 10 different countries and all calling Bergen, Norway home for now.
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6 pallets of equipment was delivered to Helsingborg last week where the icebreaker “Oden” is preparing for its expedition to the Polar Basin. The Centre for Deep Sea Research has teamed up with Swedish collegues to set up a seafloor observatory close to the Ultima Thule vent field.
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The first #MSS2025 afternoon session was all about enzyme evolution 👏 @paolalaurino.bsky.social - live from @oistedu.bsky.social, Ida Helene Steen @cdeepsea.bsky.social and Ioannis Riziotis @ebi.embl.org shared their latest work, using very different approaches to this fascinating topic 🤩
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Pint of Science was awesome tonight! Highly recommend you make a note for (mid)May 2026 to check out your local chapter! 💯
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Last week we held a symposium on Loki’s Castle hydrothermal vent field at the University of Bergen together with SVF. The first part of the day was for students in grade 9/10 and we had some interesting questions including «Would you spend the rest of your life in an underwater submersible?» 🫧🐙🐟🌊
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A time lapse of the remotely operated vehicle Ægir 6000 being deployed through the «moon pool» on the deck of the icrebreaker Kronprins Haakon. CDeepSea is leading a research cruise up in the Arctic this month and this ROV is how we explore the deep ocean.
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Some beautiful atacamite - a copper mineral sampled during a research dive along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
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Scientists from the Centre for Deep Sea Research are on a research cruise in the Arctic at the moment, seen here prepping some equipment for an upcoming ROV dive. 💪
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Some of the little outreach extras that make all the difference to budding scientists - stickers and colouring pages were a big hit last night. Perennial favourites.
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Outreach - such an important part of communicating science and also a really fun part (once you are all set up and ready to go!). This was yesterday at Night at the Aquarium here in Bergen.
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This is Ægir 6000 with its tether management system (right), that enables it to descend safely under sea-ice while still connected to an ice-breaker 🚢, and the control centre container (left). This all shipped out yesterday from Bergen en route to Svalbard for an upcoming Arctic research cruise.
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Always super interesting to hear about the research and latest findings of colleagues- today post-doc Irina Zhulay shared her work on the biota of the Boyd seamount along the Arctic mid-ocean ridge.
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A coral restoration project at the Hoi Ha Wan designated Marine Park in Hong Kong. (Taken on a field trip this week as part of the Deep-Sea Biology Symposium.)
Bright blue cells showing coral restoration in Hong Kong
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We are very excited to announce that the next Deep-Sea Biology Symposium will be held in Bergen 🇳🇴 in 2028!! 🥳

The conference will be a collaboration between the Centre for Deep Sea Research, the UiB Dept of Biological Sciences, the University Museum, Institute of Marine Research and NORCE. 🌊🪸🌋🫧🐟
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A group from the Centre for Deep Sea Research have made the 8,830-km trip to Hong Kong! Brenda presented her poster on rissoid gastropods in Arctic CBEs today.
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It’s the Geological Society of Norway’s Winter Conference here in Bergen.
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Starting the new year with a joke we got in a Christmas cracker… appropriate given the fact that many CDeepSea researchers were on the RV Kronprins Haakon icebreaker until the week before Christmas.
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Staurozoa — spotted during an Ægir6000 dive west of Svalbard on the recent research cruise.