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Long-term Lab and Sea Trials of the SubCtech System (M4)

May 20, 2026

The TRICUSO team at partner GEOMAR has achieved a project milestone of advancing data quality improvement of the SubCtech OceanPack™ through a dedicated long-term laboratory trial.

Passive Acoustic Sensor Capabilities (M12&15)

May 11, 2026

Wind drives ocean circulation, mediates the air and sea gas exchange and shapes biogeochemical processes. Yet, we have a shortage of direct wind measurements in the Southern Ocean where the most important conditions are the hardest to observe. See how TRICUSO is addressing this challenge...

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First Project Factsheet (M33)

April 30, 2026

Check out our project’s colourful factsheet and learn how TRICUSO is delivering a roadmap for the optimal surface Ocean pCO₂ observing system via novel sensor technology, various platforms, mapping and data synthesis.

TRICUSO Currents – Volume 3 – Winter & Summer 2026

March 3, 2026

TRICUSO sailed into its second year with the consortium gathering in Bergen, Norway for the project’s annual meeting, which included special guests from international and Southern Ocean organisations. With two town halls and a co-hosted session, team members shared TRICUSO’s ambitions and progress at the...

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TRICUSO at Ocean Sciences Meeting 2026

February 26, 2026

The TRICUSO project and members of its consortium made a healthy splash in the heavily populated waters of OSM26. Held in Glasgow, Scotland, this was the first time the prestigious conference took place outside the United States, and it was a welcome setting for two...

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From Manganese Nodules to Pan-Euro Projects: A Chat with Richard Sanders

February 18, 2026

In the game of ocean observation bingo, it’s fair to say Richard’s card is relatively full and yet somehow his capacity seemingly expands to accommodate new challenges. So, we thought the tide was in a good place to cast a few rounds of questions and...

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International Day of Women and Girls in Science

February 11, 2026

International Day of Women and Girls in Science supports shaping a future where science and gender equality advance together. TRICUSO marked the 2026 annual occasion by asking some of our colleagues to encourage women to consider a career in science.

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TRICUSO Project Video – Episode One (M32)

January 29, 2026

TRICUSO’s first video showcases the beautiful scenery of the Antarctic region and focuses on early project stories. It features interviews with consortium scientists discussing the need to expand the capacity for observation in the Southern Ocean where an increase in data is needed to help...

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SOCONET Achieves Scientific Leadership and Governance Structure (M24)

January 27, 2026

TRICUSO recently reached a significant project milestone when the inaugural Steering Committee Meeting for the Surface Ocean CO₂ Observing Network (SOCONET) took place in Bergen, Norway on 16-17 of January to establish the network’s governance structure.

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Preparing for Southern Ocean Deployment

January 21, 2026

Kicking off a new year, with a new trial. TRICUSO colleagues from partners Euro-Argo and CNRS-IAS in collaboration with our sister project GEORGE, have been innovating acoustic wind sensor technology on floats, building on the work from a trial they undertook late last year.

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