The prolific researcher and professor is moving from Morehead City to his hometown of Beaufort, where he will lead Duke's marine lab.

The Gulf Specimen Marine Lab shared photos of one of their recent sea turtle rescues, Ravioli.

“We call this paradise ‘home,’ Nelson Johnson said as he gazed out over the water surrounding the Duke University Marine Lab campus in Beaufort, North Carolina. Johnson lives in nearby Emerald Isle.

A thermometer dipped in a bucket of sea water on New Year's Day in 1967 began a unique record that shows the dramatic intensification of warming in the Hauraki Gulf. Sea-surface readings at the Leigh ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. PhD candidates Lauren Kunselman and Alicia Boyd share their research on regeneration in a marine worm. University of Florida’s ...

Clara and her pup provided researchers with valuable data on the metabolism of female sea otters during pregnancy and nursing. (Photo by Joe Tomoleoni) Nayak, a female ringed seal stranded as a young ...

Laboratories may consume large quantities of plastics, generate waste, and emit greenhouse gases. A report published in PLOS Sustainability and Transformation by Jane Kilcoyne and her colleagues at ...