Boston University

Marine Science

Photo: Natalia Sawicka, a young white woman with long blonde hair, poses for a photo on the bank of the Charles River. The city of Boston can be seen distantly in the background.

STUDENT PROFILE

Introducing the Class of 2026: Natalia Sawicka

September 8, 2022

Photo of a sea lion poking it's head above water. It's body can be seen underwater as it pokes its head above the water.

Exhibitions

To Do Today: Space to Sea Photography Exhibition at the New England Aquarium

July 13, 2022

The New England Aquarium IMAX theatre

Journalism & Media

To Do Today: Science Storytelling at the New England Aquarium

May 30, 2019

Jennifer Soukup (CAS’18) in her scuba gear in the water looking at a field guide

Science & Technology

One Class, One Day: Scientific Diving

October 27, 2016

Richard Murray, Boston University College of Arts and Sciences, Ryuji Tada, University of Tokyo, JOIDES Resolution, sediment core drilling, sedimentology, climate science

Sustainability

The Future, Buried in the Deep

October 14, 2014

things to do near Boston, Whale Watching, Boston’s Central Wharf

Things-to-do

Whale Away the Time

June 9, 2014

Boston University BU, things to do in Boston, New England Aquarium, World Ocean Day actvities, sting ray tanks

University News

Celebrate World Oceans Day at the New England Aquarium

June 5, 2014

humpback whales, Boston Museum of Science, Animals Without Passports

Marine Science

Making a Splash at the Museum of Science

May 28, 2014

Boston University BU, Cambodia, ecology research, Les Kaufman, College of Arts and Sciences CAS

Global

Ecosystems and Us

December 9, 2013

Jelle Atema, shark sense of smell biology research, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Boston University College of Arts and Sciences CAS

Science & Technology

What a Shark’s Nose Knows

November 4, 2013

New England Aquarium, Giant Ocean Tank

University News

New England Aquarium: Bigger and Better Than Ever

July 29, 2013

Boston University BU, ecology research, faculty Robinson "Wally" Fulweiler, coastal ecology research, estuary sediment, Waquoit Bay, Falmouth, nitrogen global impact

Earth

Fulweiler’s Message in a Bottle

January 28, 2013

things to do near Boston, Whale Watching, Boston’s Central Wharf

Recreation

Whale of an Adventure a Few T Stops Away

June 22, 2011

Whale of an Adventure a Few T Stops Away