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Studying marine ecosystems and biogeochemical cycles in the face of environmental change
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2026 OCB Activity Proposals due Oct 24 + Sept 23 webinar

REGISTER for the proposal info webinar Tuesday, September 23, 3-4pm This webinar will feature recent successful OCB activities and their PIs and also provide opportunities for Q&A with Project Office staff on community building and what makes a successful OCB proposal and activity. The Ocean Carbon and Biogeochemistry (OCB) Program is soliciting proposals for OCB
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NSF Ocean Sciences Office Hours – September 30

NSF Ocean Sciences Office Hours September 30, 3-4:30 PM (ET) Staff and division leadership will share information and updates on preparing proposals, address commonly asked questions, and answer yours. These office hours webinars will not be recorded. Register https://nsf.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_yu5jE4EWQl2FyUZ1x2LEAw?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery#/registration

2025 Call for OCB Scientific Steering Committee (SSC) nominations

OCB is seeking nominations for new Scientific Steering Committee (SSC) members, including a new early career member! The term begins in January 2026. The following SSC members are scheduled to rotate off at the end of 2025: Yige Zhang (formerly Texas A&M University) – paleoceanography and paleoclimatology; organic and stable isotope geochemistry; global biogeochemical cycles
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OCB2025 recordings – a week of science, connection, community

Your watch recordings of the workshop on the OCB YouTube channel. Constraining the dark ocean carbon cycle: Implications for ocean carbon budgets? (Co-chairs: Anne Dekas, Anela Choy, Jeff Bowman, Randie Bundy) Rivers to coasts: Biogeochemical linkages and environmental resilience (joint with North American Carbon Program) (Co-chairs: Fei Da, Kanchan Maiti, Shaily Rahman, Libby Larson, David
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Survey Request on mCDR

California Ocean Science Trust, in collaboration with a network of partners across the U.S West Coast and Alaska, is conducting a survey to assess the need for and inform the development of a regional marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) exchange/network. Building on existing networks and progress made by the Pacific Northwest and California Current Regional
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NEW Report: Pathways Connecting Climate Changes to the Deep Ocean

Now published – workshop report from the Pathways Connecting Climate Changes to the Deep Ocean: Tracing physical, biogeochemical, and ecological signals from the surface to the deep sea A joint OCB-US CLIVAR scoping workshop This workshop will brought together observational oceanographers and modelers across physical, biogeochemical, and ecological communities to assess our understanding of pathways
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METS RCN workshop recordings

Watch recordings from the METS RCN workshop held in April on the OCB YouTube Channel. International Workshop: FAIR Data Practices for Ship-based Marine Ecological Time Series April 22-25, 2025 (ASU/BIOS, Bermuda) Workshop report: https://www.us-ocb.org/fair-data-practices-for-marine-ecological-time-series/ More on METS RCN Workshop: https://www2.whoi.edu/site/mets-rcn/projects/fair-ship-based-ocean-time-series-international-workshop/

PAUSE on all bulk travel requests

Until further notice, OCB will not be able to consider bulk travel support requests. We will post an announcement if this changes.
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What is OCB?

OCB is a dynamic network of scientists working across disciplines such as ocean chemistry, biology, and physics to understand the ocean’s role in the global carbon cycle and how marine ecosystems and biogeochemical cycles are responding to environmental change.

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Changing Ocean Chemistry

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Ocean Carbon Uptake and Storage

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Estuarine and Coastal Carbon Fluxes

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Changing Marine Ecosystems

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Biological Pump

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