Principal Quantitative Ecologist Eric Regehr is interviewed in Episode 6 of the BBC Earth series. Filmed over the course of several years, his research on the polar bear population of Wrangle Island is presented in Episode 2: Frozen Oceans.

A modern and safe modular floating dock is now installed under the University Bridge to replace the 70-year-old steel and foam structure. As supporting infrastructure to the APL-UW research vessel fleet, the dock is critical to the Lab's design to deployment philosophy. (links to YouTube)

Autonomous driving in all terrains and weather conditions at a vehicle's mechanical systems limits is being field tested by a collaborative team of Laboratory and University engineers. (links to YouTube)

APL-UW Engineers Chuck McGuire and Larry Nielson were able to take a cabled power and communications substation that sat inoperable on the dark, cold seafloor of the Pacific for two years and make it work again. (links to NSF-OOI)

Nitrous oxide (N₂O) is a greenhouse gas that is 300 times more powerful than carbon dioxide. Anuscheh Nawaz and her team are developing a technique to measure the concentration of dissolved N₂O in our oceans directly and more efficiently.

Scholarship, discovery, innovation, and application. Video highlights of APL-UW research, education, and community activities during the past year. (apl-uw YouTube channel)

The report is organized to showcase high-impact discoveries reported to the community and our scientists', engineers', and students' extraordinary abilities to conceive, design, and execute experiments in the field over the past year.