NEWSROOM

Smart capsules that recognize targets: Development of antibody-decorated liposomes using a cell-free system – A new cell-free platform with promising applications in drug delivery and gene therapy –

Desert dust forming air pollution, new study reveals [Link to the University of Birmingham News Release]

The Ocean Census Embarks on First Deep-sea Expedition in Japan, Partnering with JAMSTEC

THE SOLAR CYCLE AND GLOBAL MEAN SEA LEVEL

The Big Unknown: Microplastics Beneath the Ocean Surface

Observation of a remote island volcano by an unmanned helicopter taking off from a research vessel and operated remotely via satellite communications (flash report)

Pinpoint Nutrient Upwelling around Seafloor Topography Supports Biological Production over a Large Area –A case study off Cape Shiriya, Tsugaru Strait, Japan–

Discovery of 15 new species in marine protected areas in deep offshore seabed ―Ministry of the Environment-commissioned project “Overview of Offshore Seabed Nature Conservation Area Survey”

Seasonal predictability of tropical cyclone frequency around Okinawa and Taiwan ―Key roles of the Indian Ocean Dipole―

Are metals depleted for life in the ocean of Enceladus? Laboratory investigations for trace metals in ocean environments beyond Earth

Demonstration of innovative seabed visualization technology that uses visible laser (green) × invisible laser (ultraviolet)― New developments in the optical exploration of the seabed using a high-performance underwater laser scanner ―

Web Service Launch for Quantifying Marine Litter Pollution - Toward Harmonizing Marine Litter Monitoring -

High PM2.5 Levels in Delhi-NCR Largely Independent of Punjab-Haryana Crop Fires - An Analysis of Observations Across a Network of 30 Sites [Link to the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature]

Widespread occurrence and relevance of phosphate storage in foraminifera - JAMSTEC scientists co-authored a paper in Nature -

Enhancement of floor heating under the Arctic sea ice revealed by analysis of 20-years’ cruise dataset ~ Continuous monitoring is necessary to capture sign of drastic sea ice decline ~

Northern shifts in the migration of Japanese glass eels to subarctic Hokkaido Island over the past three decades