Science and engineering teamwork, as envisioned by founder David Packard

Ventana's more than 3,000 research dives

The Monterey Bay Time Series

Annotating deep-sea dive video for research use

Bringing deep sea dives to the public via the "Live Link" program

Discoveries of deep-sea biomass and biodiversity using an ROV

Developing an advanced remotely operated vehicle for ocean science

Experiments on the effects of carbon dioxide sequestration in the deep sea

The Monterey Ocean Observing System

The In Situ Ultraviolet Spectrophotometer

Documentation of the diversity and importance of marine microbes

Discovery of proteorhodopsin

The Environmental Sample Processor

Monterey Accelerated Research System

The Autonomous Ocean Sampling Network

The Deep Ocean Raman In Situ Spectrometer

Discovery of the bone-eating worms in the genus Osedax

The Land/Ocean Biogeochemical Observatory

The D. Allan B. mapping autonomous underwater vehicle

Discovery that the discarded feeding nets of giant larvaceans are an important source of organic carbon for the deep seafloor